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Exporting
Firefox Bookmarks (PC and Mac)
Note: These instructions
are written for the current version of Firefox. If you are still using
an earlier version check the Firefox help files for specific instructions
for your version.
- Click
on the Bookmarks menu (the little Star icon on the right side near
the top) and click on Show All Bookmarks.
- Windows: Click on Import and Backup in the window that appears
and select Export
Bookmarks to HTML.
- Mac: Click the little Star button in the window that appears and select
Export Bookmarks to HTML.
- When
the Save dialog box appears, select the Desktop as the destination
for the file.
- Now,
change the default bookmarks or bookmarks.html file
name to your first initial followed by your last name and the suffix
.htm or .html (example: bjost.htm or bjost.html).
Important Note: Use only lower-case
letters. Do not use any spaces and be sure that the file
type/format is set to HTML.
- Save the
renamed bookmarks file. Close the Bookmarks window and then close
Firefox.
- Navigate
to the desktop where you saved the exported bookmarks file and double-click
to open it. You should see your entire Bookmarks file displayed as
a webpage on your screen. Clicking on the links should take you to
the associated webpage.
- You will
notice that this process exported your entire Bookmarks list. If
you want to remove some of the bookmarks, try using your word processor.
Most recent word processors can open and edit webpages. Give your's
a
try. Just be sure to save the edited Bookmarks list as a .htm or
.html (webpage) file. Check your word processor's help files for
more information.
- You
are now ready to send me your exported bookmarks as an email attachment.
See the directions below if you need them.
How
to send your exported Bookmarks / Favorites as an email attachment
Importing
your Bookmarks / Favorites to another web browser
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