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Chrome got its bookmark sync and I really want to have that on my Android phone!
http://blog.chromium.org/2009/08/bookmarks-here-bookmarks-there.html

The default Android browser in Android 4.0 does start with all your open tabs after a reboot (never had a browser crash so can't test the second feature).

Chrome for Android does have both restore features.

Ticket can be closed!?

it would be nice to see the option to activate th labels as bookmark folders in the
android browser.

Also it would be fine to see an Live Folder wich can be configured to contain all
google bookmarks with a specific label.

You cannot install Google Toolbar to Chrome but it really needs that add on. And you
are expecting this feature for Android :D
When I heard about Google Chrome, I thought I would see my Google bookmarks on my
bookmarks bar by default. But I expected too much. Yes I can import them in but they
are not synchronised as much as I know. (Google Docs for keeping Bookmarks :S)

There is an application(Bookmark Importer) that imports bookmarks to the browser but I
have not checked it out yet.

it would be great to enable folders in the browser so the xmarks people can start
making an xmarks synch app. This would be the perfect alternative.

Syncing Google Bookmarks with Android is essential and would be an easy, minor
update for the Android team. Please make sure it gets added into Froyo.

this is something I never got with android and possibly hated the most but hope to see soon. I love how
the OS is still improving but overall it feels like a beta still but more updates like 1.5 branch should be
done instead of simple revisions.

Just adding to the list of customers of Android that would love to have google
bookmarks sychronise with my Android Browser.  Can't understand why it wasn't in the
release 1 software, but hey ho, so long as it comes in a release soon.  When it does
arrive, can you make sure the user is presented with an option to synchronise the
Android Browser bookmarks, as I now have a bunch on the phone that are not in google
bookmarks.

Thanks.

It seems like a "small change" since the bookmarks from the new Chrome beta are
already stored in my docs. I would be so happy if all my bookmarks came from my
Google cloud.

Storing the bookmarks from the Android default browser in the Google Bookmarks space
by default would also bring instant, massive visability to Google Bookmarks; right
now, it's easy to never know about GB especially if you work routinely on a computer
where the Google Toolbar is blocked. Better still, if there was an OS-level hook
to "bookmarking services" which was defaulted to GB, any browser written for Android
would be syncing with GB by default. This along with the "tagging service" that
everyone talks about would raise the power and usefulness of the GBs exponentially.

definitely need this.  make sure tags/labels work (unlike lots of other syncs)  .  
Dolphin browser syncs great with delicious.  It would be great if the android browser
worked with google bookmarks (hell, it would be great if Chrome could properly sync
with Google Bookmarks, tags and all).

Please add this bookmark sync! chrome to nexus one!

Another Android user here that would love to see bookmarks sync between my device's
built in browser (not using a 3rd party browser) and Chrome and/or Google Bookmarks.

Would love to bring my Google Chrome bookmarks into Android.

would be awesome

While google.com/bookmarks integration would be great, I really like the bookmark synchronization of Chrome. I
can keep my bookmarks synchronized across four different computers. Add in my Android device and that would
be fantastic.

Chrome doesn't use Google Bookmarks to stay synchronised. It uses Google Documents. Google Bookmarks is an
older and separate product that is being phased out.

I agree that keeping the Android bookmarks synchronised in some way would be helpful, especially since Google
makes it so easy to migrate between Android handsets in so many other ways. I don't think it would be helpful
for every single bookmark to be listed on my handset though, as that would probably slow things down too
much. How about keeping the Android bookmarks separate, but secretly using the whole collection for input
recognition and suggestions?

That should be easy to sort out: give the android bookmarks the tag "starred in
android", and give any bookmark the tag to make it appear on the phone. Favourite
contacts and listen subscriptions work that way and it works pretty well.

That should be easy to sort out: give the android bookmarks the tag "starred in
android", and give any bookmark the tag to make it appear on the phone. Favourite
contacts and listen subscriptions work that way and it works pretty well.

It could be a special bookmark folder in Chrome, like "Mobile Favorites" in IE.

If this is going to happen the bookmarks need to be stored on the SD card. I have a lot
of favorites and I wouldn't want them to be taking up internal storage.

@ williamtcameron

Absolutely not. Why would you store something like that locally to begin with? It
should be in the cloud. That's the whole point of this. Even if it was stored locally,
you would never have to worry about your internal storage. Bookmarks take up literally
nothing.

@thequinox

Wouldn't take mean that the bookmarks have to be synced from the cloud every time you
open the browser? That will take more time to load and if you don't have internet access
then you won't have bookmarks...

Something has to be stored locally for it to work right. It would just be nice if it was
on the SD card to leave room for apps on the internal memory. I have about 1MB of
bookmarks on my PC, and I just pruned it down.

I take it a bookmark is merely a link? How much space can, say, 100 bookmarks take?
How many do you need to take up 1MB?

@williamtcameron

>Wouldn't take mean that the bookmarks have to be synced from the cloud every time you
>open the browser? That will take more time to load and if you don't have internet
>access then you won't have bookmarks...

Euhm, Why would you need your bookmarks when you don't have an internet connection ;) (let it sink in)

I agree with frandavid100 btw, it's so small it hardly matters. It should just sync on intervals, just like
everything else. And be stored on your internal memory .

You, sir, just blew my mind.

I'm sure the quality engineers at Google will come up with a solution that meats the
same performance goals as the current version, whilst making bookmarks more
convenient. <3

The Google Account synchronisation provider currently offers to automatically
synchronise Calendar, Contacts, Email and ... damn, something else I can't remember.
:P Anyway, I imagine adding Bookmarks to this would be the way to go. Any solution
that gives us a handy backup without interrupting our local use is fine with me. :)

In my opinion, all applications that can run without SD card, shall not store information on SD card, so
that they can run on a phone without SD card flawlessly. And I would want web browser to be
something that can run without SD card.

Don't applications keep their cache wherever the cache is stored? My SD card seems
to have all kinds of cache dirs on it.

Also you do need bookmarks while offline, a stable internet connection shouldn't be
a requirement for browsing your bookmarks. I often use my phone on the train,
where an intermittent connection is the norm.

Should be high priority.  

high priority that's it!

website that optimize for phone screen are not optimize for pc screen.
are you really want to sync those bookmarks

I don't ever have an issue viewing full web pages in the android browser and in fact find it better to view
them than to have to deal with the ridiculous ports some sites use when adapting to the mobile screen..
in fat I'm typing on my G1 right now...

@jokeyrhyme
What actual evidence are you seeing that Google Bookmarks is being "phased out"?
What I'm seeing is that it remains a mainstream Google offering, integrated not only
with Web History, but also with Google Maps, whereas Google Docs is just used to sync
Chrome and no other browsers (including Android).
Adding Google Bookmarks support to Android would be great, especially for those of us
that don't use Chrome.

@john.navas
Good call. I didn't realise Maps used Bookmarks for storage. I guess it's more alive
than I first thought.

There used to be a Google plugin for an early version of Firefox, and it used
Bookmarks:
http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/browsersync/

The Firefox plugin was abandoned and Chrome started synchronising via Docs. These
events in sequence made me think Docs was the future and Bookmarks was the past. Bad
assumption. :)

Anyhow, I don't care how they store our bookmarks, as long as Android Browser works
the same or better. I suggested the Chrome+Docs way only because Chrome users would
appreciate the integration, and non-Chrome users would never notice.

i've been using Google Bookmarks Button add-on for years:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2453

If you scroll down the page to the comments section, someone posted a link to a
version that works with firefox 3.6.  Or you can download the xpi file and change the
maxVersion manually (in the install.rdf file).  works like a charm.

Google Bookmarks is very much alive.  It was even recently integrated with Google
Search back in the fall.  To me, that's the strongest possible indication that Google
is still fully behind Bookmarks.  They've got such a great opportunity here that
they're not even bothering to use, while people still download extensions like XMarks
for bookmark syncing.

I think this really illustrates an issue with two different teams at Google managing
bookmarks in the cloud without any collaboration between the two. This has nothing to
do, particularly, with Android.

Everyone was waiting for Google Chrome to synchronize bookmarks using Google
Bookmarks. Instead, it did so via Google Docs. There are technical advantages to the
method they used. Less data is used and the same technology which drives Google Talk
is used for instantaneous syncing. Rather than polling the server every few minutes
and pulling down the full list of bookmarks online... if I change one bookmark, it
sends an instant message to Google's servers about this single change. Google's
servers, in turn, sends an instant message to any other instance of Chrome I have
open elsewhere about the change. It's all a push, rather than a pull. And it's only
about what has changed, rather than the whole list.

So, the core technology behind the way Google Chrome manages and synchronized
bookmarks is superior to Google Bookmarks. Also, since Chrome stores the bookmarks in
Google Docs, you have a single location to search for documents, files, and
bookmarks.

The problem is, where Google Bookmarks seemed to be dead... suddenly, wham, it is
brought back to life. Stars start showing up in search results. The Google Bookmarks
manager is updated. Lists can be created and shared.

All of this is fantastic... except, there is now some confusion. Bookmarks I save in
IE or Firefox (using the Google Toolbar) are synchronized in Google Bookmarks and
cannot be found in Google Docs or Chrome. Bookmarks I save in Chrome are synchronized
in Google Docs and cannot be found in Google Bookmarks or Google Toolbar in another
browser. There's this huge wall in the middle of an otherwise peaceful garden.

Sure, there are a few Google Chrome Extensions which can poll Google Bookmarks, pull
down the list of bookmarks, then add these or synchronize Google Bookmarks with
Chrome. However, doing so, the technical advantage (of speed, reduced bandwidth, and
push versus pull) is now lost in Chrome. Also, this method is unable to synchronize
bookmark changes from Chrome back to Google Bookmarks.

Also, Google Bookmarks is organized by labels (and now further, by lists)... whereas
Google Chrome bookmarks are organized by a hierarchical folder structure.

I love labels in that you can put a single bookmark into several different "folders"
and a change to one is a change to all. However, the disadvantage is that you can't
easily create a multi-level hierarchy to organize your bookmarks. So, Google Chrome's
method is ideal. However, now it makes the two incompatible in ways. "Lists" in
Google Bookmarks just complicates things further.

Ultimately, what Google needs to do is synchronize (completely on their own servers
in the cloud) data between Google Bookmarks and Google Docs. Then, Chrome can
continue to use its same push technology to synchronize any bookmark changes in
Google Docs with each Chrome instance. I'd be OK with an additional entry called
"Google Bookmarks" appearing in the Bookmarks Bar in Chrome (next to "Other
bookmarks"). Then, Chrome (and Google Docs) will ultimately have three spots for
bookmarks. The Bookmarks Bar, the "Other bookmarks" folder, and the "Google
Bookmarks" section. Perhaps "Lists" can show up as folders... and labels can show up
as folders, too.

Until this type of synchronization takes place, there is continually a confusing wall
right in the middle of bookmarks garden... between Chrome/Google Docs... and Google
Toolbar/Google Bookmarks.

Must have this!!!!

iambob: Interesting, I didn't know there were two completely different bookmark
systems used by Google.
nateweinrich: You just spammed 610 people with your inane comment. People like you
make this bug tracker unusable by filling it with your useless drivel. I bite my
thumb at thee.

Would LOVE my bookmarks in both Chrome and my HTC Incredible!

Please, give me a dependable way to sync bookmarks from my G1 to my home computer!

I am currently trying to use the addon app Bookmark manager. It does not sync all of
my bookmarks to my windows computer, especially the new ones.

IamBob, I agree with you about the odd state of affairs between chrome & the google
bookmarks. What a mess.

I have tried to organize my Windows bookmarks using the google bookmarks with lists,
labels etc., and found it impossible. It is certainly not intuitive, and things
aren't where they should logically be located, in my opinion.  example- why isn't
create a label under manage bookmark labels???

Please add a good way to synce from my phone to my windows computer!

I agree! I want to be able to sync my Chrome bookmarks from my Android phone's browser!

Google please add this to the new Android update for the Droid.

Motorola makes the Droid. Google has no control over what the Droid is equipped with.
Ask Motorola.

Folks, THE STAR IS YOUR VOTE!!!! You do NOT need to comment "I need this" or "Please
add this" or anything else unless you have something useful to add to the thread!! I
am removing my own vote for this because of all the useless comments and am about to
start doing this for other topics as well. Argh.

adclow and others: I agree, but it'd be a shame to remove stars.  If you click profile
in the upper right and then go to the settings tab, you can turn the e-mails off.  
Unfortunately, that means you'll also miss actual updates, but you'll miss those by
removing your star anyway.  The only real downside is that you won't get e-mails for
*any* starred items, but seeing as how this issue is fairly universal across Google
Code in my experience, you may be OK with that.  It would be nice if we could turn e-
mails on/off on a per-issue basis.  Is there a Google Code project page for Google Code
where I can make that suggestion? :P

I updated my hero yesterday to android 2.1 (awesome thank you) but still can't sync my
chrome bookmarks to my mobile browser. I can see my bookmarks in my docs account!! How
difficult can it be. I understand the problem but I wanted to add my voice.

Google Bookmark sync feature built into google chrome and associated with your gmail
account is a great feature. It has come in handy many times for me. Now there just
needs to be one more option under Accounts and Sync > 'gmail account name' > settings
on my Motorola Droid that allows me to sync thse bookmarks. There is Sync Contacts,
Sync Gmail, Sync Calendar. Just add that bookmarks check box and we can call it good.
Thanks guys!

Desperately waiting for this feature...

Dolphin seems to have an app called bookmarks to SD card.  It appears to sync with
google bookmark's for bookmarks from dolphin in android as well as the default browser.  
It appears it can sync as well as export to sd card, this is a third party app, but it
does seem to do everything people are asking for.  I do would like to see it built in
the sync part like gmail, calendar, contacts..etc

Somebody should make this happen. I mean my
bookmarks sync to all my computers with Chrome on it.
Why not Android

I assume the bookmarks from the IE Google Toolbar would be included in such a sync!
It really surprized me that they were not on my Nexus after I finished setting it up.

Nexus One
Android 2.1 (and waiting for 2.2)

 

Be careful how you word it.  Chrome puts bookmarks into Google docs while the ie toolbar uses Google
bookmarks.  Two different services that do not interact with each other.

Great feature that is needed!

yes, i would love this feature too.

oh yes, or integration with mozilla bookmarks too!

or why not make it work with any bookmark system? they should all follow the same
standard right?

This would be a great feature.

Would be great!

Yes.  I just got a Nexus One and sort of assumed Chrome bookmark syncing would happen on the phone.  What is it they say about assuming?

Please please please allow syncing to GBookmarks. Just like contacts and events. Please!

Please please please allow syncing to GBookmarks. Just like contacts and events. Please!

Please add!

I want it too!

that's a must have feature since chrome to phone is possible

to everyone commenting on this thread with basically 'me too' or 'this is essential' please click the star at the top of the thread.  this gives google a definite number of people that would like to see a feature implemented.

Mozilla is having the feature soon with "Home" an upcoming iPhone app (https://www.mozilla.com/en-US/mobile/home/).

I love the Chrome to phone extension in Chrome 4.x to Android 2.2, but what about phone to chrome, or even, bookmark sync...

This would make browsing experiences a little more ubiquitous for users.

I want bookmark sync too. What good is a mobile browser if i have to type in every site manually on an onscreen keyboard from my memory? see, no good.

Do it! Do it now! :p

Please - release an extension or something ASAP until it can be built into Android itself.  We already have "Google Chrome to Phone Extension".  Wouldn't a similar extension be possible as a short term fix?  Seems like it could use the same technology...

Comment #76 on issue 36908045 by jarrod.dellachiesa: Google Bookmarks should be
integrated with the browser


http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2907
Please - release an extension or something ASAP until it can be built into
Android itself.  We already have "Google Chrome to Phone Extension".
 Wouldn't a similar extension be possible as a short term fix?  Seems like
it could use the same technology...

I don't use Google Bookmarks, but I think Chrome Bookmarks should be synced with the phone's browser.

Another vote for being able to sync Chrome's bookmark with the N1...

Comment 78 by Daniel.W...@gmail.com
>I don't use Google Bookmarks, but I think Chrome Bookmarks...
Comment 79 by lucapaindelli
>Another vote for being able to sync Chrome's bookmark...

Then open an appropriate issue --
this issue is about Boogle Bookmarks, not Chrome bookmarks.
Thanks.

To be honest, I don't care which one they sync but the need syncable
browser/bookmarks solution...and quickly.  Opera can do it, soon firefox
will do it...but Google doesn't have a solution yet?  As I did, at this
point I could care less which one they  chose for their sync platform
either google bookmarks  or chrome bookmarks. It's easy enough to
import/export that I could transition to either. But I don't wasn't to give
up my desktop chrome experience because  of extensions like google voice
that integrate so well.

Comment #80 on issue 36908045 by john.navas: Google Bookmarks should be
integrated with the browser


http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2907
Comment 78 by Daniel.W...@gmail.com

Comment 79 by lucapaindelli

Then open an appropriate issue --
this issue is about Boogle Bookmarks, not Chrome bookmarks.
Thanks.

It doesn't integrate with the browser but I'm now using "GoMarks for Google Bookmarks": http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.androappsdev.gomarks

Come on guys, please bring up an native build in android browser bookmark sync, to get my chrome bookmarks directly to my phone.

Thanks

Issue 36905840 is probably related.

A must-have, not less!
The idea of a separate tag is the best option, really.
Im wondering: If "all apps are born equal" and Im starting on Android development, and since Motorola doesnt seem to care about updating my milestone, I'll have to step up and do it myself for my phone (and of course, release the source).

Just star the issue to show that you support this, don't post it in a comment because all it does is spamming people who starred the issue.

Regarding comment #86 and being "spammed" by starred issues... I know this is the wrong place to ask this, but I've seen the issue come up time and time again, and I can't find the right place to raise the issue for the life of me (there's no google code meta recommendations forum as far as I can tell), so I'll just ask here.

People constantly complain about being spammed when they star an issue and want email updates, but are evidently not willing to just filter and sift themselves, so then they un-star the issue which reduces the weight of it for a reason totally unrelated to the issue itself.  Can the email preferences for Google Code be expanded to perhaps do the following:

- Only get email updates on issues when the update is from an @google.com address.
- Only get email updates on issues when the update is from a "trusted" Google Coder (where "trusted" would need to be defined somehow... perhaps allow people to star other commenters and only get updates from them?)
- Only get email updates on issues when the update affects the status of the issue.

Or some combination of above, tending toward less updates as default.  If it was manageable per issue, that'd be even better.  

That'd allow people to keep an issue starred without getting spammed to the point of unstarring it out of frustration.  Telling people "just filter the email updates" evidently doesn't work as I've seen that said many times with no significant results.


Sorry again for the unrelated comment... I truly could not find a good place to post this.  If any moderator is able to move this comment (or point me) to an appropriate place for it, feel free.

Thanks.

Actually, I was new to all of this, so now I see my evildoing and I apologize. About comment #87, I would suggest adding on the first line of the explanation of the issue:
"If you want to vote on this, just star. No need for comment unless you have something useful to add".

This is probably the issue for most people here. I came here thinking that the star was only visible to me and that, to make it really count, add some comment.

Eventually, this will become a protocol as more people understand this. In fact, now it looks pretty obvious, but the star metaphor specially good on conveying the idea of "I see this as important too and everybody should know". So far, on google things,  this is a much more private thing (to my understanding).

jrbedford: http://code.google.com/p/support/issues/detail?id=4093

This would be a brilliant feature if they could implement it. I'd love to have the bookmarks on my HTC Incredible synced up with my Google chrome bookmarks.

/metoo

Not being able to sync bookmarks between Chrome and Android is the only issue I have, but it is a huge issue.  Please make sure this is part of the 2.2 update.

Comment 90 by ComaPrison:
Comment 91 by mcleancraig:
Comment 92 by AricCMiller:

This is about Google Bookmarks, not Chrome!
Read the issue before posting!

Comment 93 by john.navas

Um, if you read the initial report:

"Reported by pjulien, Jun 07, 2009
Everything in android is synchronized from the cloud with the exception of
bookmarks.  Having Google bookmarks integration in chrome and the android
browser would provide relief here.

Alternatively, at least be able to read back in the html file that the
bookmark manager in chrome writes."

It is quite clearly about Google bookmark AND chrome.

@dillonstars: The OP should have posted the request to have Google Bookmarks integration to Chrome on a Chrome-specific feature/bug request page, not here. As this board is specific to tracking bugs in Android, the only relevant portion of the original bug report is the inability to sync Google Bookmarks to Android or the Android browser.

Please request changes to Chrome elsewhere.

Comment 94 by dillonstars:

The actual issue is the Android Browser and Google Bookmarks, full stop --
Chrome has nothing to do with it -- syncing Chrome with the Android Browser
would NOT address the Google Bookmarks issue.

Wow this is bad. We are fighting over what the issue is and doing nothing to resolve anything.

My interpretation of the feature request is that people want bookmarks synced between their desktop Chrome browser and their android browser, and that they were suggesting that Google bookmarks was the way to do it.

Disappointing that fewer than 1200 have starred this issue.  Better to star it and say nothing than to post without starring IMO.

The reason I starred this, is I think that GMarks (Google Bookmarks) should be integrated amongst all google products.  That is... Chrome (which I don't use, but why not), and especially Android phones (which use a modified chrome browser anyway).

Re: My interpretation is this: there are two different online bookmarks provided by Google: Google Bookmarks and the Chrome bookmark sync. One may question why these aren't the same, but as long as they aren't, the android browser obviously should be able to sync both sets of bookmarks.

It may be worth repeating that what the OP asked for is not technically accurate.

Chrome does not currently sync with Google Bookmarks, it syncs with a special area of Google Docs reserved specifically for keeping multiple installs of Chrome in sync.

Those "search stars" on Google do not sync with Chrome bookmarks, nor Google Docs, but with Google Bookmarks.

The Google Toolbar on non-Chrome browsers does not sync with Google Docs, but with Google Bookmarks.

So, this raises the question... which should Android sync with? Should Android sync with:

A) The same bookmarks Chrome stores in Google Docs?
B) The same Google Bookmarks that are tied to the search stars and Google Toolbar installs on non-Chrome browsers?
C) An entirely different set of bookmarks, also managed in another area of Google Docs or something similar?

Regardless of how this Android-specific request gets resolved, there is still some bookmark confusion going on at Google. Will Google Bookmarks and Chrome Bookmarks (stored in Google Docs) ever converge? If so, wherever this convergence takes place is where Android should sync to. If there is no plan to merge these two, the options of A, B, and C still remain.

My suggestion is that, in some way or another, Android should sync with BOTH A *and* B (and not create further confusion with an option C).

Would love a feature like this. I hope it comes into play!

Please please please please thank you.

This is one of the biggest things I'm missing in my Android device.

Using the web and various sites relates to personal preference and these preferences don't change per device you use.  Please add bookmark sync to Android.  Thx

Unimaginable that this is not included, as mobile is the most important point to put things in the cloud...and work on them later when you have full PC.

Similar to Chrome...it is easier to use non-Google product Firefox with the google bookmarks than Chrome.  

Essential products that we've come to rely on that don't integrate between the same company apps...anyone feeling like we're back to Microsoft in the 90's?

This should be standard.  Really not understanding why this hasn't happened yet.

Fully agree.

Get 'er done!!

I could really use this feature too!

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VERY IMPORTANT ALSO INCLUDE OPTIONAL PASSWORDS SYNC
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No, DO NOT implement any type of password sync as jesus.g.serrano requested.

In order to have good security, websites store passwords in a hashed way to prevent any possible way of retrieving or reverse-engineering a user's password.

If Google were to implement password sync, even if it was optional, would require Google to store all of your passwords in a retrievable way. This means in either plain text or some sort of encryption where the key is readily available.

Do you really want that?

The website doesn't store the password. The browser does.
IE is really bad at securing it from what I've seen; I'm not sure how Firefox fares, Chrome uses encryption in the SQLLite store.

The passwords in the end, must use reversible encryption -- the website doesn't accept an encrypted password (though that would be an interesting standard to implement). All the browsers just decrypt the password at the last minute, and fills it into the text-field on the relevant website.

There's a new app in the android market called ChromeMarks that allows you to access your Chrome bookmarks on your android and keeps them in sync as well. It looks similar to GoMarks, but uses the Chrome Browser Sync database instead of Google Bookmarks.

Need sync my android phone bookmarks with my bookmarks in google account

Can we get an update from Android/Chrome dev on if this is in the works? Badly needed feature for integration between devices.

Either add bookmark sync to Browser, or add Chrome to Android

Need this!

WAKE UP GOOGLE! ANDROID is your phone system! Chrome is your browser! Don't be lazy and make the bookmark sync happen! This is ESSENTIAL!

+1 Kudo if you make it happen, Google

Please add. The bookmark sync is so awesome already between my computers. Would be cool to have it work with my new Epic 4G.

Yes, this is something I just assumed would work when I came over from a BlackBerry. I guess in a perfect world, where everyone has 3G/4G service all the time with 100% up-time, it would be great to have everything in the cloud. But until we arrive in that Utopian society (read- never), please consider that most phones have areas where they do not get enough coverage to access the cloud (mall, airplane, office building, etc.) and so rely on local apps which sync (real-time, automated sync) their data.

Just adding my voice to this already well vocalized issue. Come on. Seriously. The first thing that I ever used a sync feature for on the web was bookmarks. You sync every other darn thing on our android devices with our user accounts, but you still don't have the one thing I would have expected to come first.

+1 Would have expected this ages ago though.

I find it hard to understand why this is not a feature already.  You created a mobile operating system that I can do ANYTHING with, except sync my bookmarks.  I really don't want to manage my bookmarks twice, please create this feature!

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It's annoying the crap out of me right now that there's no way to get your bookmarks from CHROME on Android. There are apps that sync your Google bookmarks, but apparently, Chrome is not using Google Bookmarks to sync bookmarks between computers. When I go to google.com/bookmarks it's empty. Even though I have bookmark syncing enabled.
Every stupid, redundant function gets added, but things that really are essential don't? I hate being somewhere, trying to look something up, thinking "I added that as a bookmark. Oh, right, that was on my computer". As good as Android's browser is, I still prefer doing my browsing on my laptop when I'm at home, so when I bookmark something I want it on my phone without taking any extra steps.

can not believe there is no solution :-/

I vote for this features as well :)

Please add this!

have the devs commented on this at all?

add it, we need it

+1.  from a recent WM convert.  Pocket IE has had this functionality for a decade +.  Really g.look forward to this being implemented.

Add it, why wouldn't you?

PLEASE PLEASE Make the bookmarks sync with the android phone!! Google has beat almost everyone at everything so far, but still lacks some basic features. You don't have to reinvent the wheel, just take all the best features from everything out there and combine them into google stuff- that is the way to rule the world!!!

I just switched to Verizon and the droid 2. I would love to be able to sync my chrome bookmarks with my android phone. I have been using the chrome browser for awhile now and love it. I previously had the iphone and used xmarks to sync my chrome bookmarks to safari so they would sync to the iphone. Is anyone aware of a similar work around until sync between chrome and android is available?

Shouldn't "Pocket IE has had this functionality for a decade +." light a fire under your butts google?

Please add this feature.

Please add this feature.  

LG Ally Droid 2.1 update 1

please add to Motorola Droid X 2.2

this is a must-have, but before this is implemented Google really (!) needs to fix the problem with not being able to delete synced bookmarks (http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Docs/thread?tid=68b132f5870a3cec&hl=en) right now i have to use a second Google account JUST to sync bookmarks - ridiculous!

Please do this! Thank you.

I agree!!!
I have a N1, got it the day it came out, best $500 I ever spent.

I use Last Pass to manage my passwords, and now that they have an app for Dolphin HD this would work great if i did not have to type in the urls of all the sites I go to on a daily basis. The Google Bookmark sync from a computer using Chrome to another is awesome, but by it not syncing on your phone defeats the purpose of  Last Pass developing this to work with Dolphin. If it can take Last Pass a few weeks to make there app work with Dolphin why cant Google make the bookmarks sync?? Hell it is already half done!!!

Come on Google, this is really the only thing of real use missing from Android right now...Just think of pissing on Job's turtleneck while you make this work, that should be inspiration enough!

We need Android bookmarks Sync NOW!!
and Dolphin compatibility as well

Agreed I would like to have this functionality very much it seems like a no brainer..

Pls do it!

Pls do it!

please add this.  for the love of god add this.  my computer has a lot of bookmarks.  i want them on my phone.  i don't want to have to do it by hand, a page at a time.

Yet another vote for Chrome Bookmarks on Android.

Yes please, I'll take two!

Please, I have hundreds of bookmarks...

154th'd

and now 155

Agree

yep

Uh-huh.

Just Do It! .... *frown*

Yes, please. Needed.

Hate to be forced to use some third-party "non-google" online services (like RareWare.com) and their apps for synchronizing  bookmarks. Since I use 3 different computers all the time, I love the Chrome being able to sync everything, and really the only thing that is missing on my Android is bookmark sync.

Regards and respect to all developers!
S

I NEED this one.

Lack of 'bookmarks' is the reason I am not using chrome.

I will ad my name to the list of though wanting integration.
I spend a lot of time online with my Galaxy S whilst travelling, Google bookmarks would make my life so much easier.
OK, maybe not easier, but it would be nice ;)

Been a Mobileme user for years and just moved to an Android phone and struggling to get the functionality I am used to with Mobileme. Andriod needs this to be competitive.

Would also like chrome bookmarks on android (froyo) feature.

Please provide this to us... bookmark sync is realy necesary..

bring..it...on

Just got a Droid, would love to see the bookmark sync from Chrome!!!

It would be great to have this feature...

just got a galaxy s, and really like it, but would love Google bookmarks to sync as well, so please add me to the really would like list.

Owned a few droids and would love to option to sync my bookmark

hurry!

I gotta say that I'm really surprised that I'm unable to sync my chrome bookmarks with my new Droid X.  Considering all of the other integration (which is great) that exists out of the box, I really can't understand why this feature hasn't been created yet.  I've got my chrome bookmarks synched across multiple computers, but when I go to use my Droid browser I can't do the same?  Please fix this ASAP.  Thanks.

It's uncomprensible that this wasn't a native app or something for the style

Firefox for Android now supports bookmark sync and open-tabs-on-your-desktop-firefox sync.
I'm debating switching off of Chrome to Firefox on the desktop to have access to this functionality due to the lack of a boomark sync from my google-stored-bookmarks and the Android native browser.  

Its crazy how bad Google is managing bookmarks, They have 3 different ways of storing Bookmarks and none of them talk to each other

1. I have bookmarks stored at bookmarks.google.com (which I can access via google toolbar on any other browser or from the web which I always liked but using chrome I have to use chrome sync)
2. So I have bookmarks synced by Google Chrome( that I can only access in chrome installations, no other browsers ect like I could with bookmarks.google.com)
3. And I have my Google Android Bookmarks

If Chrome Sync'd with bookmarks.google.com and Android that would be ideal all my bookmarks in Chrome and Android and if I were in Firefox I could still easily access (add and remove) via google toolbar.

hello fellow nerds,
  Please fix this issue or I will stick my android phone in my butt.

have been hooked on my google chrome ever since I installed it 6 months ago on my work PC, I seriously would be lost without my chrome, would love it if all my bookmarks and folders from my chrome would also be on my new htc desire z
Big star from me
BOOM!