Saving Mozilla bookmarks

[wedge22]

Right I am building a new pc for myself and I need to know how I can save my Mozilla bookmarks so that I do not have to write down all my favourite websites and then goto each one after my fresh install.

[Paul Adams]

I would guess it is:

Bookmarks / Manage Bookmarks -> File / Export

and then after a rebuild do an Import from the same menu?

You could test it before the rebuild by creating a dummy user with a blank profile and import there first to make sure it works as you expect.

[Atomic]

Im guessing Mozilla aint that much different to firefox so itll prob be:

C:\Documents and Settings\#USERNAME#\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\default\bookmarks.html

just copy the file from there

(assuming you use the default profile in firefox, else 'default' changes to the profile name you use)

[directhex]

Atomic is spot on.

[wedge22]

Thanks for the info guys.

Directhex can you please give me the quantities needed for your duck burrito recipe on your website please, as I am going to make it for my friends on Sunday.

[directhex]

the amounts are all pretty arbitrary, it was something i came up with on my own. of those without amounts, a 400g jar of sauce, and a small 200ish ml carton of coconut cream (ths is like single cream, and is _nothing_ to do with creamed coconut, which is solid, or coconut milk, which is too liquid). if you absolutely can't find coconut cream (waitrose, tesco, sell it in medium-large stores) then you can get a creamed coconut block, and make your own - though this is tricky & i can't really help. the kidney beans come in jars which are 400ish g with water, 200ish g drained, so i tend to use one large tin and one half-size one to make 300ish g drained. 350g of noodles is a guestimate, think 6 "blocks" of the usual stuff, where a block is about 60g, a 250g pack has 4 blocks, a 500g pack has 8 blocks. i think cooking is fun, and as such i see things as a guideline, not something that has to be matched exactly.

and this is really off topic, isn't it. ~/.mozilla/firefox/default.kcw/bookmarks.html !