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Moving Chrome Bookmarks to Firefox Made Simple - Fast and Stress-Free Tutorial

If you’re looking to import Chrome bookmarks to Firefox , you’ve definitely come to the right place. Follow the steps below and you’ll have it done already…

2 steps to import Chrome bookmarks to Firefox

Step 1: Export bookmarks from Chrome

Open Chrome.
In the top right corner, clickthe three-vertical-dot icon , then clickBookmarks >Bookmark manager .

Click the three-dot icon.

Click Export bookmarks .

A windows will pop right open. Save it to a location of your choosing, name the file of the bookmarks and make sure it’s saved as a Firefox HTML Document . Then click Save .

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Step 2: Import your Google bookmarks into Firefox

Open Firefox.
Click theLibrary icon and clickBookmarks .
ClickShow All Bookmarks .
ClickImport and Backup >Import Bookmarks from HTML .
Locate and open the HTML file you’ve saved earlier and you’ll be good to go!

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Hopefully you have successfully transferred the Chrome bookmarks to Firefox by now. If you have any questions, ideas or suggestions, please let me know in the comments. Thanks for reading!

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