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Duplicates, restore points, and backup

The Rollback card listing three restore points: Before bulk delete, Before duplicate cleanup, and Before link cleanup.

Anything that removes or restructures bookmarks in bulk — an import, a duplicate cleanup, a link check deletion — saves a restore point first, so undoing a cleanup that went further than you meant is always one click away.

Find duplicates

Settings → Recovery → Scan results groups bookmarks with the exact same URL and lets you choose which copy to keep.

Duplicate detection showing two copies of Team wiki across Work and Archive.
Scan results — duplicate detection.

Roll back

Settings → Recovery → Rollback & history keeps up to 24 restore points, searchable by name, plus a running action history so “why did this bookmark come back” always has an answer.

Restore points list with roll-back buttons.
Settings → Recovery → Rollback & history.

Back up everything to a file

Settings → Backup & transfer exports your settings, your bookmarks, or both as one file — folder slots, auto-switch rules, excluded sites, categories and tags, and video metadata all travel with it. The same screen imports a file back in.

Backup and transfer settings with Settings and bookmarks selected.
Settings → Backup & transfer.

Good to know: Chrome's own chrome://bookmarks export still works as an extension-independent fallback — the extension's own backup is the one that also carries categories, tags, and video metadata along.

Try it in your own bar

Second Bookmark Bar is free to install, works entirely on your device by default, and takes about a minute to set up.

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