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Where Are The Chrome Bookmarks Stored 2021 May 2026

| Column | Type | Description | |--------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------| | id | INTEGER | Primary key | | parent_id | INTEGER | References parent folder (root = 0) | | type | INTEGER | 1 = URL, 2 = folder | | title | TEXT | Display name | | url | TEXT | The bookmarked URL (NULL for folders) | | date_added | INTEGER | Chrome time (microseconds since 1601-01-01) | | sync_id | TEXT | GUID for cloud sync | Modern Chrome (version 64+) actually stores bookmarks in a JSON file named Bookmarks , not SQLite. Wait — this is critical: Earlier Chrome versions used SQLite; current stable Chrome (2025) uses a JSON file for bookmarks. The SQLite database ( Bookmarks.db ) was deprecated years ago. Let me correct this for accuracy. Actual current format (Chrome 64+): The Bookmarks file is JSON-formatted , not SQLite. Example structure:

"checksum": "fb2d434e...", "roots": "bookmark_bar": "children": [ ... ] , "other": "children": [ ... ] , "synced": "children": [ ... ] , "version": 1 where are the chrome bookmarks stored

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| Column | Type | Description | |--------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------| | id | INTEGER | Primary key | | parent_id | INTEGER | References parent folder (root = 0) | | type | INTEGER | 1 = URL, 2 = folder | | title | TEXT | Display name | | url | TEXT | The bookmarked URL (NULL for folders) | | date_added | INTEGER | Chrome time (microseconds since 1601-01-01) | | sync_id | TEXT | GUID for cloud sync | Modern Chrome (version 64+) actually stores bookmarks in a JSON file named Bookmarks , not SQLite. Wait — this is critical: Earlier Chrome versions used SQLite; current stable Chrome (2025) uses a JSON file for bookmarks. The SQLite database ( Bookmarks.db ) was deprecated years ago. Let me correct this for accuracy. Actual current format (Chrome 64+): The Bookmarks file is JSON-formatted , not SQLite. Example structure:

"checksum": "fb2d434e...", "roots": "bookmark_bar": "children": [ ... ] , "other": "children": [ ... ] , "synced": "children": [ ... ] , "version": 1