As per the above description, marking this as a Feature Request and changing the status to Untriaged, as the reporter wants menu hierarchy of all the profiles on Chrome.

Thanks..

Eli, please take a look. Do we have any similar features planned?

Thanks for your feedback and suggestion. The profile chip in the upper-right-corner of each window does already make it possible to distinguish which profile a given window belongs to. You can also click on that button to see a list of all profiles, and quickly switch to any other profile.

However, adding in window and tab information in the same space would make the surface too complicated and busy from a UI perspective. It's not the right surface to put all the info you've listed.

+rpop in case you want to look at the specific feedback that Linux doesn't have a "Window" menu item like Mac does. I would otherwise close this out.

The profile chip already needs love because it is not scrollable, so on Linux it is clipped to the browser window and on macOS it disappears beyond the bottom edge of the display.

The minimum fix would be to make it scrollable and have an initial group of the profiles that currently have open windows, with a separator followed by all other profiles.

Within a profile one could then use a clever browser extension for navigation

Profiles are about cookie spaces, logging in multiple times to the same site or privacy separation between different sites. When you have more than 30 profiles, Chromium isn't a lot of fun.

I am curious: what is your use case that requires 30+ profiles? Most users have far fewer and scrollability has not come up much.

FYI, there's already  Issue 670286  tracking adding a scrollbar to the user menu.

@Rachel, one use case I've heard of - oftentimes developers will have a large number of profiles (one profile for each client/project)