After many years with Safari, I recently switched to Chrome when I finally realized that Safari had serious compatibility problems with too many websites. Since then I've learned that Chrome isn't perfect in that regard either, but it's still better than Safari. Anyway, although I'm basically satisfied with Chrome, there are certain features of it that don't please. Because some of the problems I'm having probably arise simply because I don't yet properly understand Chrome, I've ordered a book on its usage; however, I want an answer TODAY on its BOOKMARKS feature. I don't understand how to use it. When I click on "Bookmark this page" it's as if I've hit the DELETE button, because I never see that link again. Anyway, where are the Chrome BOOKMARK kept? With every other browser's BOOKMARKS, the page you bookmark gets added to the end, or top, of the line. With Chrome, I don't know where it goes.

Press ctrl+shift+b and the bookmarks bar should be visible

I may be a bit late but what Niku is looking for is the 'Bookmark manager' under the wrench icon. The 'bookmarks bar' is about worthless to me and there is no telling how many users Google is losing simply for this bookmarking issue alone. This is not the best solution but 'Ayaya's Bookmark Tree' is at least functional.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dneehabidhbfdiohdhbhjbbljobchgab

I get my primary extension done I may write a better one.