

Click the three-dot menu icon to the right of the Profile icon.If it is not the correct one, select the profile under the Other profiles section. Click your Profile icon (i.e., the round image next to the three-dot menu icon) in the top right and ensure that you are using the profile which contains the bookmarks you'd like to transfer.Transferring bookmarks to another Chrome profile: (Android and iOS devices have one Chrome profile). Select the profile you were using previously under the Other profiles section.Click your Profile icon (i.e., the round image next to the three-dot menu icon) in the top right.Switching your Chrome profile on a desktop computer: To restore your bookmarks, switch back to the Chrome profile you were previously using. The pop-up gives you the option to create a new profile for your UD account to avoid merging bookmarks, history, and passwords if you so choose.UD does NOT manage your Chrome usage in any way. The pop-up tries to make it clearer to you (as the user) that you are using Google Chrome via a Google account managed by the University of Dayton.Google, not UD, made this language change. No policies or configurations have been changed.The ManagedAccountsSigninRestriction policy can be used to hide the checkbox altogether, allowing admins to force users to create a separate work profile." This prevents inadvertent sharing of personal data with work accounts. Or, if they choose, they can merge the existing profile into the managed account. By default, the data is kept separate, so a new profile will be created. When the user signs into a managed account, they will have the option to either keep existing browsing data separate, or merge it with the managed account. "Chrome 102 brings better separation between personal and enterprise-managed data. Google's information about the update says:

The information in the pop-up is misleading Important: The University of Dayton does NOT view or manage your bookmarks, browsing history, passwords, or any other information stored in your Chrome profile.
