(You may have to create a bunch of bookmarks to cause the bar to fill up, but since this is appearing "outside" the actual bookmark bar, probably not.) If syncing your account after that causes it to appear, then it could be a setting or extension. If those don't work, uninstall Chrome and tell it to remove all settings, then reinstall and see if it shows up before you sync your account. Or maybe just make a new profile to start. I'd even go so far as renaming the User Data folder so Chrome completely rebuilds itself. The only thing I could suggest is making sure your account is synced so you don't lose your stuff, and resetting chrome. Then instead of your local chromedriver path, use this: driver webdriver.Chrome(ChromeDriverManager().install()) this should work. I assume no active extensions are remotely related. Note: This is a workaround and not the exact solution to your problem: Install webdriver manager: 'pip install webdriver-manager import: from webdrivermanager.chrome import ChromeDriverManager. This will roll out over the coming days/weeks. And searching for "all bookmarks" is basically useless as it's so common, even if I include words like button or toolbar. The Chrome team is delighted to announce the promotion of Chrome 119 to the stable channel for Windows, Mac and Linux. The exact phrase "Open Side Panel to see All Bookmarks" doesn't find any results at all in Google search, meaning they have no documentation with instructions that say to click that, and nobody else has ever mentioned it.
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