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Google Chrome synchronizes my bookmarks between computers. When I am away from a computer that has Chrome on it is there a way to view these bookmarks on the web?

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Currently, no, there is no way to view your Chrome bookmarks on the web. You will need to use Chrome or some other 3rd party extension to get access to your bookmarks. There is no URL or drive folder for Chrome bookmarks that can be viewed directly in a browser.

Prior to the release of Google Bookmarks there was the ability to view your Google Chrome Bookmarks via Google Docs:

In the previous version of the Documents List, if you were using the syncing feature in Chrome, your bookmarks were saved in a folder in the Documents List. With the newer version of the Documents List, we're no longer offering this feature; however, your settings in Chrome continue to sync across computers.

There is an option for a web interface for Google Bookmarks - however it is old and not related to Chrome bookmarks.

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Yes, if you go to docs.google.com, you'll find a 'Google Chrome' folder with your bookmarks in it.

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Sadly this went away even before docs became drive. No longer work. – Michael Kohne Nov 27 '12 at 21:07
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There is an option for a web interface for the google bookmarks link. I don't know when it was set up, but it works.

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This is separate from the bookmarks that Chrome syncs. Interestingly, it's presently showing me the list of places I've stared in Google Maps on my phone. – Michael Kohne Nov 27 '12 at 21:06

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