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Back Up Your Favourites
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nellie2
, Aug 22 2004 07:55 AM
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Posted 01 January 2007 - 08:17 PM
For Firefox:
Click Bookmarks at the top of the screen and select Manage Bookmarks... to open the Bookmarks Manager. Now, select File and choose Export... then choose a location to save them.
In Firefox 2.0, the words "Manage Bookmarks" have been changed to "Organize Bookmarks"
Also, please note that it is possible to backup your Firefox Profile(s) by following the clear directions provided by Mozilla:
http://www.mozilla.o...firefox/profile
Mozilla Firefox stores all your personal settings, such as bookmarks, passwords and extensions, in a profile. The profile is stored on your hard drive in a profile folder.
Where to find your profile, how to prepare the files for backup, how to copy and restore the info are all outlined in this article.
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Posted 09 January 2007 - 08:21 AM
Good to see others consider this a problem.
In 1999 I started building a Desktop Search Engine.
I just recently made a change to allow me to archive
my Favourite URL's It was a pretty simple change but
needs a little more work.
The search allows me to catalogue pictures. One line
has the search information and the next line has the
path to the picture. I made a change where the second
line contains the url. Instead of displaying the picture
I make the URL the default in an input box. Then copy
and paste that to my browser. (I tried to put it in the
clipboard but had no luck) But this works well enough.
Currently I have my "internet news" and "trapline"
posts archived.
I can easily move from computer to computer with
all my important information in hand.
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Posted 05 February 2007 - 01:09 PM
sounds like a silly question. But where can I find the FILE ICON with the new IE7?
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Posted 27 August 2007 - 02:13 PM
For Firefox:
Click Bookmarks at the top of the screen and select Manage Bookmarks... to open the Bookmarks Manager. Now, select File and choose Export... then choose a location to save them.
In Firefox 2.0, the words "Manage Bookmarks" have been changed to "Organize Bookmarks"
Also, please note that it is possible to backup your Firefox Profile(s) by following the clear directions provided by Mozilla:
http://www.mozilla.o...firefox/profile
Mozilla Firefox stores all your personal settings, such as bookmarks, passwords and extensions, in a profile. The profile is stored on your hard drive in a profile folder.
Where to find your profile, how to prepare the files for backup, how to copy and restore the info are all outlined in this article.
Thanks for that
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