Cannot find my bookmarks

SOURCE: windows vista sp2, chrome freezes after about

Download and install this fantastic free program CCleaner. http://www.ccleaner.com/download During the installation watch for the download of the Yahoo Toolbar and uncheck that box to prevent that from being installed. Now open CCleaner and go to the Tools tab >> Uninstall tab and uninstall Google Chrome. Now go the the Issues tab and scan for issues. Fix all issues it finds and make a backup if you wish, although I have never seen CCleaner cause any problems. It is a mild, safe, registry cleaner and will find many issues if you have not ran a registry cleaner before. Now go to the Cleaner tab and run the cleaner which will remove all temporary internet files and files you no longer need. Close CCleaner and open Disk Cleanup and run that. Remove all it finds. Restart your computer and install Google Chrome again.

SOURCE: Add RSS to Chrome

I love reading peoples comments. The first discusses how to bookmark a page even though the initial question was clearly how to add an RSS feed. This is because the first person always rushes to respond without reading.
The second user actually gives a solution, but should have mentioned that at that time simply Chrome does not support RSS feed reader but through URL hacking it could be accomplished their the users solution.
Then of course the third response who always add I dont know anything about what you want, but I know other browser that does. Even though the original poster already mentioned he knew how to do it in Firefox, signifying he has another browser (better than Opera) that supports it but that he simply wanted to know how to do it in Chrome specifically.
People please read questions and only respond if you know the answer.

SOURCE: I have made several attempts

Hi,
The only resolution for this is to reinstall it.
Thanks
Smith.

SOURCE: i want to switch it off and get my old home page

You can uninstall Crome by going to the control Control Panel, but I would need to know the operating system you are using to give more detailed instructions. (e.g. XP, Vista, Windows7).
But if you have a shortcut for Internet Explorer on your desktop double clicking this will get you back to where want to be. If you don't have a shortcut then Internet Explorer should be listed under programs.

SOURCE: google chrome browser is unable to open any page

I would suggest giving Firefox a try.