Sure, the process of managing bookmarks in Google Chrome includes organizing them, editing their details, deleting, and creating folders to group related bookmarks. Below is the step-by-step guide for each process. **Adding a bookmark**: 1. To bookmark a page, visit the page you want to save and click on the star on the right side of the URL bar. This will save the page to your bookmarks. **Organizing bookmarks**: 1. Click on the three vertical dots at the top-right of the Chrome browser (More). 2. Hover over "Bookmarks". You'll see various options, including 'Bookmark Manager'. Click on it. 3. Here, you'll see all your bookmarks. You can click and drag a bookmark up and down in the list to change its order. **Editing a bookmark**: 1. Right-click on the bookmark you want to edit. 2. Select 'Edit...' 3. Here, you can change the bookmark's name, URL, or folder where it's located. **Creating bookmark folders**: 1. In the bookmarks manager, click on the three vertical dots in the blue search bar. 2. Click on 'Add new folder…' 3. Type in the name you want for your new folder and press 'Enter' on your keyboard. 4. Now, you can drag bookmarks into this folder or right-click on a bookmark, select 'Edit...', and choose the folder from the dropdown menu. **Deleting bookmarks**: 1. Right-click on the bookmark you want to delete. 2. Select 'Delete' from the dropdown menu. Remember, your bookmarks sync across your devices if you're logged into Chrome. By managing bookmarks in Google Chrome, you can navigate your favorite sites more quickly and efficiently. I hope this helps, and let me know if you have any questions!