backup firefox bookmarks?

leo5111 · 07-09-12, 11:11 PM

backup firefox bookmarks and then when i reinstall windows load em back on this on firefox 13 on windows 7 thanks

YAMA187 · 07-09-12, 11:32 PM

what are you backing them up to?? you should back them up on a flash drive if you have one. it should be fine that way

leo5111 · 07-09-12, 11:59 PM

well it only wants to back em up to json file format is that fine?

YAMA187 · 07-10-12, 02:07 AM

that sound be fine. just change the file location to your flash drive. or whereever else you want to store it

DavidJa · 07-10-12, 09:43 PM

you could also use mozbackup and backup everything bookmarks, history, extensions, passwords, etc http://mozbackup.jasnapaka.com/

habbajabba · 07-11-12, 08:53 AM

I use FEBE
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/febe/
It even repacks your addons into reusable xpi's.

YAMA187 · 07-11-12, 04:43 PM

oh wow thats pretty cool

Insane Scyth · 07-12-12, 12:55 PM

If you don't mind saving your bookmarks to a server, I really like the xmarks addon. It automatically backs up bookmarks and syncs them between computers and even browsers.

EpicMango · 07-12-12, 02:06 PM

+1 to Xmarks.

Back in the before time, when I still used Firefox, XMarks was thee solution for Bookmark syncing.

Now in the After Era, where Chrome is my browser of choice, I don't need to worry about syncing bookmarks or extentions. Oh Chrome <3 How I thought I would NEVER switch from Firefox...

dark_15 · 07-18-12, 08:52 PM

Doesn't Firefox Sync back up your bookmarks, as well as add-ons, saved browser info, etc?

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leo5111 Member Join Date: Jan 2005	well it only wants to back em up to json file format is that fine? __________________ motherboard Asus Crosshair V cpu amd FX8120 psu Antec True Power Quaatro1000 8 gigs of Gskill Sniper Ddr3 2133
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07-10-12, 02:07 AM	#4
YAMA187 Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: new jersey	that sound be fine. just change the file location to your flash drive. or whereever else you want to store it __________________ CPU:AMD FX-8120 GPU: XFX Double-D AMD Radeon HD 6870 MOBO:ASUS M5A88-V COOLING: cpu watercooled loop. 140.2 RAm: 8gb g.skill 1866 DDR3 snipers HHD: 200gb Seagate POWER: 520w Dynex OS: Windows 7 home 64x Audio: soundwave 7.1 CD Drive: LG CD burner CASE: Nzxt Tempest 410 ELITE
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07-11-12, 08:53 AM	#6
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07-11-12, 04:43 PM	#7
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07-12-12, 12:55 PM	#8
Insane Scyth Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Seattle, WA	If you don't mind saving your bookmarks to a server, I really like the xmarks addon. It automatically backs up bookmarks and syncs them between computers and even browsers. __________________ Intel i7 920 @ 4.0 / Asus Sabertooth 4850 GPU / 6 GB GSkill DDR3 1600 HAF 932 / Corsair AX750 MCR320 / Apogee XT / D5 vario / Swiftech GPU block Rosetta@home User: Jackson
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EpicMango Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Colorado	+1 to Xmarks. Back in the before time, when I still used Firefox, XMarks was thee solution for Bookmark syncing. Now in the After Era, where Chrome is my browser of choice, I don't need to worry about syncing bookmarks or extentions. Oh Chrome <3 How I thought I would NEVER switch from Firefox... __________________ •Intel i5 3570k @ 3.4Ghz/AS5/CM Hyper 212+ •8 GB 1600Mhz DDR3 Mushkin Enhanced Blackline RAM (2x4GB) •Gigabyte "Windforce" 7850 2GB GDDR5 Overclocked @ 975/1200 •ASRock Extreme4 Z77 LGA 1155 •NZXT Tempest Evo •120GB Mushkin Chronos SSD (Windows 7) •128GB Samsung SSD (Game HD) •75GB WD Raptor HDD (PinGuyOS) •750GB WD Black HDD (Storage) •250GB Seagate HDD (Game ISO Storage) I hate my rig. Thanks BlueZero5
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