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TL;DR
- Google is testing a new Chrome feature.
- The feature allows the browser to auto-hide your bookmarks bar if it detects that you haven’t used it recently.
- When it happens, the browser will notify you and give you an opportunity to undo the action.
Google is working on a Chrome feature that could auto-fix your bad passwords. It appears that’s not the only automatic tool the Chrome team is working on. For those who use the bookmarks bar infrequently but still keep it visible, Chrome could soon decide to hide it for you.
Spotted by Windows Report, Google is testing a new feature for the Chrome browser. The Chromium commit describes the feature as a tool that can automatically hide the bookmarks bar. In practice, the browser will automatically hide the bookmarks bar if it detects that you haven’t used it recently.
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