When you 'add to google bookmarks' a URL, it brings up a separate small window/ form on your browser and in the ‘label’ field of that form (like tagging) it will auto complete each label you attempt to enter (or suggest a label as you type), if you have already created it in google bookmarks previously.
However I have noticed in the last week this feature does not work, it just lets you type freely with no suggestion or auto fill.
Now when you go to your google bookmarks homepage & edit a bookmark, the field 'label' is also there and the same facility of auto complete (& suggest a label) from labels you have already created, is normally also there, again the feature is not working.
If anyone knows why Google has removed this or if there is a way of forcing it back?
I know this does not currently work on Chrome or Firefox
EDIT:
For some reason, most of these google bookmarks autocomplete questions have been "flagged" by "Community"
The answer here is that the autocomplete has been turned off.
In Chrome:
Hit F12. ( Or go to Wrench, Tools, Developer Tools. )
Search for autocomplete
Change "off" to "on". Close the developer window. ( I had to double-click the "off" to edit it.)
back to the bookmarklet, and labels populate.
There is only one autocomplete in the F12 window.
Someone open this question again please?
Best Answer
(The OP placed the solution in the question. Here it is as an answer.)
The answer here is that the autocomplete has been turned off.
In Chrome: Hit F12. ( Or go to Wrench, Tools, Developer Tools. ) Search for autocomplete Change "off" to "on". Close the developer window. ( I had to double-click the "off" to edit it.) back to the bookmarklet, and labels populate. There is only one autocomplete in the F12 window.