I have created a Bookmarks HTML file from my FireFox Bookmarks, but I can't get it into CyberFox. Can that be done?
If so, how?
Thanks,
Frank D.
Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
Hi,
The following is from their FAQ page...
> https://8pecxstudios.com/Forums/viewtop ... arks#p8958
Same as Firefox.
The following is from their FAQ page...
> https://8pecxstudios.com/Forums/viewtop ... arks#p8958
Have you tried this?Step: 6 Import your bookmarks:
Navigate to ether app-menu bookmarks show all bookmarks | menu-bar bookmarks show all bookmarks or press ctrl + shift + B
This will bring up the Library, now click the import and backup drop-down menu and select the menu item called "import bookmarks from html"
Then navigate to the location you saved the exported file too.
Same as Firefox.
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(Always choose the "Custom" Install.)
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(Always choose the "Custom" Install.)
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
Yes, and it doesn't place the bookmarks on the Bookmark Toolbar. It merely imports the HTML Doc
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
Correct. You then need to move them from the imported folder to wherever you want them to be. It's not a "replace" function, it's an import function.
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
What I need to know is where to place it, so that it produces Bookmarks in folders somewhere in Bookmarks, so I can move it to the Bookmarks Toolbar. As it stands now, all I can move is the ICON, which results in Bookmarks.html showing up on the toolbar.
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
I installed Cyberfox and opened the library. I then used Import and Backup... from the Library toolbar, choosing the Import Bookmarks from HTML...
I selected a bookmarks.html file I created from Firefox and the bookmarks were imported into the Bookmarks Menu in Cyberfox. I found the Bookmarks Toolbar folder in the Bookmarks Menu, selected all of them and was able to drag them into the Cyberfox Bookmarks Toolbar folder.
I selected a bookmarks.html file I created from Firefox and the bookmarks were imported into the Bookmarks Menu in Cyberfox. I found the Bookmarks Toolbar folder in the Bookmarks Menu, selected all of them and was able to drag them into the Cyberfox Bookmarks Toolbar folder.
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Re: Export Bookmarks to CyberFox
So you used the HTML file like a Site Map. I can do that for small batches, but I over 15 THOUSAND Bookmarks!
But thanks for the idea ... I'll move some daily stuff right away.
But thanks for the idea ... I'll move some daily stuff right away.