Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: Privateerwhere are they then.

Bookmarks>Organise Bookmarks
then inside bookmarks manager
File>Export
use the dialogue box to save them to wherever you want.  

You use the File>Import to bring them all back in again.

import them from where.

Quote from: Privateer

Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: Privateerwhere are they then.

Bookmarks>Organise Bookmarks
then inside bookmarks manager
File>Export
use the dialogue box to save them to wherever you want.  

You use the File>Import to bring them all back in again.

import them from where.

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im at work, and ive only got the FF3 Beta2 installed on any machine i can post pics from, but ::
Exporting
Open FF2
Select "Bookmarks"
Select "Organise Bookmarks"
Select "File" from the bookmarks manager
Select "Export"
Use the normal windows dialogue box to export the bookmarks to a file.  Save it anywhere you want with a suitable name.

Importing
Open FF2
Select "Bookmarks"
Select "Organise Bookmarks"
Select "File" from the bookmarks manager
Select "Import" Browse to the location you have the bookmarks file saved in, and select it.  The bookmarks will be imported automatically.

Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: Privateer

Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: Privateerwhere are they then.

Bookmarks>Organise Bookmarks
then inside bookmarks manager
File>Export
use the dialogue box to save them to wherever you want.  

Exporting
Open FF2
Select "Bookmarks"
Select "Organise Bookmarks"
Select "File" from the bookmarks manager
Select "Export"
Use the normal windows dialogue box to export the bookmarks to a file.  Save it anywhere you want with a suitable name.

Importing
Open FF2
Select "Bookmarks"
Select "Organise Bookmarks"
Select "File" from the bookmarks manager
Select "Import" Browse to the location you have the bookmarks file saved in, and select it.  The bookmarks will be imported automatically.

If you have not saved it first, can you still import, like you can with IE, also can you remember the name of the plugin for file transfer.

I found it,  its called fire FTP

Quote from: PrivateerIf you have not saved it first, can you still import, like you can with IE, also can you remember the name of the plugin for file transfer.

i assume you can just pluck them out of the C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings folder

Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: PrivateerIf you have not saved it first, can you still import, like you can with IE, also can you remember the name of the plugin for file transfer.

i assume you can just pluck them out of the C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings folder

they are not in there.

thanks though.

Quote from: Privateer

Quote from: Beaker

Quote from: PrivateerIf you have not saved it first, can you still import, like you can with IE, also can you remember the name of the plugin for file transfer.

i assume you can just pluck them out of the C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings folder

they are not in there.

thanks though.

found it ::
C:/Documents and Settings/%username%/Application Data/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/%profile name%/bookmarks.postplaces.html