"checksum": "32d0c4c8c5b9a3f1e2b4a6c8d0e2f4a6", "roots": "bookmark_bar": "children": [ "name": "Google", "url": "https://www.google.com", "name": "Work", "type": "folder", "children": [...] ] , "other": ... , "synced": ...
If you don't want to dig through system files, Chrome has a built-in export tool that creates a standard HTML file you can save anywhere. bookmarks in chrome location
Simply copy the Bookmarks file and paste it to a safe location (like a USB drive or cloud folder). "roots": "bookmark_bar": "children": [ "name": "Google"
Close Chrome entirely. Rename the current (broken) Bookmarks file to Bookmarks.old . Then, rename Bookmarks.bak to Bookmarks . When you restart Chrome, your previous links should reappear. "children": [...] ]