I got a new computer and just downloaded Firefox to this computer. Is there a way to get my bookmarks on this computer?

I got a new computer and just downloaded Firefox to this computer. Is there a way to get my bookmarks on this computer? I didn't have a chance to save them to disk or anything before it happened.

Are they saved in Firefox by chance? Can someone tell me the steps to find and get them on this computer? I am still using Windows XP but it is the Home edition instead of Professional if that makes a difference.

I need clear step by step help, as I am not too familiar with the new terms etc. Anyone that can help me fix this problem with get a 5 star rating for me as it will be GREATLY appreciated! If you need to ask me any more info, please do hesitate. Thank you Asked by Lollipop_the_Bunny 44 months ago Similar questions: computer downloaded Firefox bookmarks Computers > Software.

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The answer is yes & it's really very simple... You can actually do this a couple of different ways: 1) Go to "file", then "import" & follow the wizard to import your bookmarks, IE settings, passwords, etc. 2) Go to "bookmarks", then "organize bookmarks", then "file", then, "import" & you will be given a choice to import your existing IE bookmarks directly from IE or from a saved file .

Need access to old computer Your bookmarks were saved on your old computer. If you don't have access to it anymore (and did not install one of the Firefox addons that synced bookmarks to a remote site on your old computer), you're out of luck. If you still have access to your old computer, simply open the Bookmark Manager (Bookmarks/Organize Bookmarks) in Firefox on your old computer, then select File/Export, choose the whole tree to export, and save the file somewhere you can copy it.

Copy it onto a floppy/USB/whatever and copy it onto your new computer. Open Bookmark Manager on the new computer and select File/Import. Sources: Experience .

1 I've used FF in the past but not recently. I think there is a "Favorites" option somewhere on the menu bar and you can bookmark this site there.

I've used FF in the past but not recently. I think there is a "Favorites" option somewhere on the menu bar and you can bookmark this site there.

2 I'm having a similar problem finding and importing old FF bookmarks on MacOSX. I need to retrieve my old ones from a backup, but I can't find where they are stored. I thought they might come up if I open the old version of FF from my backup drive, but instead the local version overrides it and I only get my newest bookmarks.

Firefox bookmarks must be stored somewhere, yes? The question is where is that file and what is it called? It may have a different name on Windows and MacOS, but it I would think it's a discrete file in both cases.

I'm having a similar problem finding and importing old FF bookmarks on MacOSX. I need to retrieve my old ones from a backup, but I can't find where they are stored. I thought they might come up if I open the old version of FF from my backup drive, but instead the local version overrides it and I only get my newest bookmarks.

Firefox bookmarks must be stored somewhere, yes? The question is where is that file and what is it called? It may have a different name on Windows and MacOS, but it I would think it's a discrete file in both cases.

3 If you had FF on the old machine and you can still get to the files on it, they will be in a file called "bookmarks. Html" in a path like this (this is mine):"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\g63yaj4y. Default\bookmarks.

Html"Copy that file to the new machine and use the Import function to add them to the new FF installation. (or just copy it into the subdirectory where the new FF stores its bookmarks file).

If you had FF on the old machine and you can still get to the files on it, they will be in a file called "bookmarks. Html" in a path like this (this is mine):"C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\g63yaj4y. Default\bookmarks.

Html"Copy that file to the new machine and use the Import function to add them to the new FF installation. (or just copy it into the subdirectory where the new FF stores its bookmarks file).

Firefox bookmarks change when I change internet service.

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