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• I can't export my bookmarks because I can't access the bookmarks icon in the address bar. It is hidden so I can't go to the library where it shows the export

  Described in section help export process works well on older versions of Firefox and I used this when I ran Windows XP, but now I'm on W7 and my browser does not display the bookmarks option to export bookmarks to an HTML file. How can this utility?

  Firefox hides the combo of the Favorites menu button when you have the full menu bar displayed: in this case, you can use the bookmarks menu in the menu bar. Or you can switch back to the button orange Firefox (with the menu two compact columns) such as described in this article: the menu of Firefox instead of the menu bar button.

  If you are a person focused on the keyboard, you can open the library section bookmarks dialog box by pressing Ctrl + Shift + b (for history, Ctrl + Shift + h, downloads, Ctrl + j).

• My Bookmarks toolbar does not show a bookmark manager, so I can't export my bookmarks to a new computer.

  I want to export my favorites from Firefox on this computer for Firefox on my new computer. The bookmark manager does not appear on the toolbar of bookmarks. Where is he? How can I get it so I can use the export tool?

  This computer is Windows Vista - my new one is Windows 7.

  "Bookmarks > organize bookmarks ' has been renamed to"show all bookmarks"in Firefox 4 and later versions.

  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/how-do-i-use-bookmarks

• Can I export my bookmarks to a file text to ensure I ever lose them?

  When I was with Internet Explorer, the browser allowed me to export my favorites in a text file that I could attach it to an email, or just keep. This is so that if the program never planted or something like that was lost, I would have always all my favorites that I could then import again if necessary. I was wondering if this feature appears on the Firefox browser. If not, I will never lose my favorites? How can I make sure that I don't have to remember all my favorites on top of my head?

  Bookmarks > show all bookmarks-> import and backup - export HTML...

  HTML is a text-based format and can be viewed in any browser or the source code can be viewed in a text reader program.

• I recently installed Firefox 4.0 and it doesn't have the possibility to organize the bookmarks in the Favorites tab. How can I export my bookmarks to an html file?

  The option organize bookmarks disappeared in Firefox 4.0. How to organize, import and export bookmarks?

  You are welcome.

  Please click the button quite useful next to the answer that solved your problem of Firefox support, When you are connected, so this thread is marked as solved.

• I can't find the bookmarks organize and/or export bookmarks from Safari with Firefox 4

  I can't find the bookmarks organize and/or export bookmarks from Safari with Firefox 4. View that all bookmarks does not help.

  Among the small icons - rightmost - in "show all bookmarks" is an import-export. Place your cursor on them and it will say what it is.

• When I export my bookmarks to an html file, I get a file json instead. How to make a html file that I can import into safari?

  When I export my bookmarks as an html file, I get a file json instead. How to make a html file that I can import into Safari?

  Use bookmarks > organize bookmarks > import and backup > export HTML and make sure that you give the file an extension of .html file.

  See also:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Export_bookmarks

• What happened to the item Menu Export/Import Bookmarks in FF 13? I can't understand how to export my bookmarks to an HTML file.

  Files on the FF help bookmarks refers to an element of Menu called Export/Import... Unfortunately, this menu choice is not in menu 13 worm m FF. So, how to export m bookmarks to an HTML file?

  See in HISTORY > and view HISTORY to open the library menu > import and backup > export HTML...

  Thank you

• How can I import Firefox bookmarks, now stored in the folder of the user on the same PC (new), in Firefox?

  How can I import Firefox bookmarks, now stored in the folder of the user on the same PC (new), in Firefox? I exported my old PC Firefox bookmarks in a folder [Windows 8] on my new PC.
  When I use the ease of importing from Firefox, it will only import a bookmark at a time - and then it inserts the bookmarks all the main pages on the site marked with a bookmark, not just the one I initially put bookmark. Also, it does not matter the information stored in the bookmark tag.

  Sure thing.

  1. Open the dialog box run by pressing the Windows key by pressing R
  2. Type of %appdata% in the immediate window and press ok
  3. Open the Mozilla folder
  4. Open the folder of Firefox
  5. Open the profiles folder
  6. Copy the folder that is located in this folder on a USB
  7. Install and run Firefox on the new computer
  8. Closing of Firefox
  9. Repeat steps 1 to 5 on the new computer
  10. Open the folder that you copied from your old computer
  11. Copy the contents of this folder into the folder inside the folder of the profile on the new computer
  12. Allow Windows to replace all records in doubles with those you are copying to the computer is prompted

  If you have problems with these instructions, or if you would like more information, feel free to comment below.

• where can I find the bookmark icon in my computer

  Im trying to get the icon so I can put the same bookmark in another computer.

  You want to move the Firefox bookmarks on computer #1 for Firefox on computer #2?

  You have two options: backup/restore and Import/Export. The difference is that a 'restoration' replaces completely any what appears on the destination system. An 'import' adds to everything that is on the destination system, and then you must rearrange bookmarks in the appropriate places.

  Here is the support with the steps of how articles make to create a backup or export the file, and then how to restore or import:

  • Restore backup bookmarks or move them to another computer
  • Export Firefox bookmarks to an HTML file for backup or transfer bookmarks
  • Importing bookmarks from an HTML file

  Make sense?

• Can I export the cookies and history to new computer?

  I get a new laptop and I want to export my browsing history and all cookies. I saw the info on the export of bookmarks, but not what I'm looking for.

  Thank you!
  Karen

  You can copy the places.sqlite file to the new profile for bookmarks and history, and the cookies.sqlite for cookies.
  
  There is also a JSON backup (bookmarks-#-#-_xx.json #) in the bookmarkbackups folder that can be used to restore the bookmarks.
  
  You can also copy the permissions.sqlite for cookie/green exceptions and other exceptions.

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• Extraction of bookmarks for Android mozilla profile backup

  Hello

  I had Firefox and Firefox Beta installed on my Android phone. This stopped me with my Office Firefox bookmarks synchronization.

  I decided to remove all Android versions and reinstall them.

  First I saved the profile Beta since it contained the bookmarks that I want.

  I can't find the bookmarks in this profile. As much as I know there is no places.sqlite. Changed the file name? My version is the beta Firefox 19

  Thanks for the info virtualsattva.

  The browser.db file was not easy to find, but after the installation of the file Explorer ARE v. 3 app I finally found in:

  "/ System / data / data / org.mozilla.firefox / files / mozilla / default.
  profile folder.

  LaurentZG

• Can I copy my bookmarks from Safari to Firefox if they are on the same computer?

  I would like to use Firefox and I want to copy the Favorites I have in Safari. I have a Mac with OS10.6 and the Safari and Firefox are on the same computer. I want to know if Firefox is friendlier, since I do a lot of writing.

  You need to update Firefox 6.0.1 via help > topic > check updates
  before trial rather than being disappointed with an updated Firefox after the test.

  All browsers can use the Netscape bookmarks to HTML file to copy the Favorites. But according to the documentation, you can import directly from Safari. I hope that this applies to your Mac, because it does not appear as an option for me on Windows 7.

  Import bookmarks - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Import_bookmarks#From_Safari

  "Firefox is important Safari settings automatically. Just go to file > import... and select Safari. In the next window, check the boxes that you want to import. For example, bookmark Safari will appear in the bookmarks menu to Firefox as "Safari". Whatever other bookmarks you had on your Safari bookmarks bar will automatically appear on your Firefox bookmarks bar, too. "

  If this does not work:

  Export bookmarks in Safari: (from Safari Help)

  1. Choose file > export bookmarks.
  2. Specify a location for the exported file. The file name will be "Safari bookmarks.html." Most browsers are able to import this type of file.

  Import of bookmarks in Firefox:

  1. "Command-SHIFT-B' to display the list of bookmarks library, can be done in the bookmarks menu >"show all bookmarks ".
  2. "Import and backup" menu > import HTML > HTML file

     (unless you see Safari)

  Firefox uses the same keyboard shortcut to display such menus used on Safari (on a PC, it's the 'Alt' key).

  Firefox is highly customizable so you can change the appearance, and a lot of what we would do in other browsers must be done using extensions in Firefox, but the extensions for the 'same' function probably give you much more functionality and control. The look of Firefox by following more like 3.6 would be interesting if you're used to other older browsers - Safari grew up independently for other browsers are more similar.

  You can make Firefox 6.0.1 look to Firefox 3.6. *, see numbered items 1-10 of the next topic difficulty Firefox 4.0 UI toolbar, problems (make Firefox 4.0 to 8.0, resemble 3.6). If you make changes, you must be aware of what has changed and what it takes to use changed or missing features.

  • http://dmcritchie.MVPs.org/Firefox/Firefox-problems.htm#fx4interface

  It is much more beyond these first 10 steps in the list, if you want to make Firefox more functional. (later on)

  Keyboard shortcuts:

  • Firefox Support home page. Firefox help
    To customize your system, but a very limited number of shortcuts is displayed
    https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/keyboard%20shortcuts
  • Firefox and other shortcuts of the browser (comparison table)
    Long list of shortcuts but Windows-oriented, most other systems use similar
    http://dmcritchie.MVPs.org/Firefox/keyboard.htm

• I can't find the bookmark to hold in the new Firefox 4.0. How can I get this feature

  The new feature of bookmarks under FireFox4.0 is not the same as Firefox 3.6. I can't copy or export my bookmarks to a flash drive to put it on another computer. Should what steps I follow to export my bookmarks to a Firefox 4.0 uner flash drive?

  It's called "Show all bookmarks" now. You can always start with the combination of CTRL + SHIFT + B keys, however.

  It is better to export bookmarks to a folder on your hard drive and then move (or copy) it from there on a USB key.

  See also: Export Firefox bookmarks to an HTML file for backup or transfer bookmarks

• With the help of files from a Linux saved / home folder hierarchy, how can I get these bookmarks in new installation?

  Prior to this announcement, I read the information available on import-export-backup but unfortunately, I became very confused.

  Location:

  On my PC at home, I backed up my Ubuntu + Mint/home folder [dual-booting to installation] trees on a flash drive. In the two Ubuntu + Mint, I used Firefox 3.6.3

  Now, I installed Mint with Firefox 3.6.3 on a new hard drive.

  In my new installation of mint + Firefox, how to use the files in my backup folder trees / home to give my new Firefox these same bookmarks?

  I have never "exported" or "supported" My Favorites; I just copied my trees set/home folder on a flash drive, assuming that the files would be there when I need them. I see a bookmarks.html file in my new installation, but it seems only toolbar links and not a few bookmarks, I created in the past days. And I don't know what to do with the file "places.sqlite".

  Should I find "places.sqlite" files in the backup folder tree / home and copy / paste them somewhere on the new hard drive?

  I didn't want to risk experimenting this - could hurt!

  Thank you very much.

  Firefox 3 and later no longer use bookmarks.html to store bookmarks.
  
  You can restore latest JSON bookmarks in the folder bookmarkbackups or copy places.sqlite on current Firefox profile. Both methods will replace the current bookmarks with the new bookmarks, so I you must preserve existing bookmarks and then export them to a HTML file and import this file later.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox