Tranfering bookmarks from IE to Mozilla?
December 27, 2003 10:29 AM Subscribe
Is there an easy way to transfer bookmarks from IE to Mozilla?
Response by poster: Scratch this thread, I just realized it had done it too...
posted by drezdn at 10:38 AM on December 27, 2003
posted by drezdn at 10:38 AM on December 27, 2003
You can export IE favourites in html using File:Import and Export. You used to have to do this, as the Phoenix IE importer was broken, but the html one still worked. Also usefull for sending your latest work bookmarks home.
posted by inpHilltr8r at 6:01 PM on December 27, 2003
posted by inpHilltr8r at 6:01 PM on December 27, 2003
file format x -> text -> file format y
posted by crunchburger at 8:35 PM on December 27, 2003
posted by crunchburger at 8:35 PM on December 27, 2003
Also useful, if you have an account (and who doesn't these days?) is Yahoo's Bookmarks Manager which does a pretty automated upload and from which you can download. The only caveat is that any subsequent upload doesn't amend the previous file but overwrites it entirely.
It has saved my bacon, however (so to speak) on the two occasions when I had to do a system recovery on my Mac and stupidly forgot to save my IE favorites. It provided a good basis for rebuilding as all of my core bookmarks are on file.
Also, for those with their own webspace, MySQLinks, once the import feature is in place (which should be coming once the alpha version is released, it is currently in beta) is going to be a really robust links management and sharing facility. I'm already using it, and I love it as is, but it's going to be amazing quite soon.
posted by Dreama at 7:13 AM on December 28, 2003
It has saved my bacon, however (so to speak) on the two occasions when I had to do a system recovery on my Mac and stupidly forgot to save my IE favorites. It provided a good basis for rebuilding as all of my core bookmarks are on file.
Also, for those with their own webspace, MySQLinks, once the import feature is in place (which should be coming once the alpha version is released, it is currently in beta) is going to be a really robust links management and sharing facility. I'm already using it, and I love it as is, but it's going to be amazing quite soon.
posted by Dreama at 7:13 AM on December 28, 2003
Check out PowerMarks.com for a browser-independent, yet integrated, bookmark application with online syncing and metadata sorting. Way cool.
posted by Tubes at 11:42 AM on December 31, 2003
posted by Tubes at 11:42 AM on December 31, 2003
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posted by quonsar at 10:34 AM on December 27, 2003