https://teamsyncbookmarks.com/ was able to add a folder to the Chrome bookmarks folder so this must be technically possible. It's the only feature I'm missing with Raindrop!

there is a working solution for it with https://help.raindrop.io/browser-extension/#side-panel

as the bookmark bar under the url is basically hardcoded into chrome, this is very much not approachable.

Need this.

Is there any update on this feature request? I just paid for this app and I'm disanointed this isn't available. It's inconvenient to have to go to the app page to find a bookmark. I would expect the extension to provide a navigation and search option for all bookmarks.

I agree to 100%. The daily use isn't as convenient as the traditional bookmark manager of a browser. However, it is still the best option if you work on different unrelated browsers. It would be nice to get this feature to never worry again about bookmarks when changing browsers or working with multiple ones.

Yes this is my #1 issue with raindrop for me.

I keep skipping raindrop and use Google Chrome Bookmark Bar as it is super easy access.

Agree with Nikita Babichev this app is just bookmark storage (which I like) but...

I have to use 2 Apps for Bookmarks:

Am I missing something on how to use Raindrop more efficiently? I set up raindrop as "home" in Chrome settings and I also have it as a shortcut in the bookmark bar but still too many steps. Let me know if you have a quicker workflow, thx.

Is it even possible for the owner developer to program Raindrop into where Google Bookmark Bar is?

Yes...this seems like an expected default feature. I like raindrop except for what has now become the pain of getting to my links easily.

+ one million times this!

yep, super needed. Thу lack of this functionality makes Raindrop just a bookmark storage rather than a tool

I would like to update this post. Yes, Raindrop is not making it easy to access my most often used bookmarks (think 80/20 rule). A bookmark bar would be nice, but what would be even better is a dashboard where I could pin some of the websites that I visit most often.

There's a Google Chrome extension which does a great job at this - tabExtend. You can even create a kanban board where you drag websites from the side bar that you like, e.g. with articles you want to read, those you've read, etc. They are not as good in other areas where Raindrop excels. But if Raindrop could add a similar functionality, it would be everything need.