M Mac Rookie macrumors member Original poster Jul 15, 2009 #1 were are the firefox file book marks on a pc. I need to find them to put them on mbp. thanks.
NovemberWhiskey macrumors 68040 Jul 15, 2009 #2 Mac Rookie said: were are the firefox file book marks on a pc. I need to find them to put them on mbp. thanks. Click to expand... On Vista/Windows7: search for Users>[your name]>AppData>Roaming>Mozilla>Firefox>profiles You can just copy the entire folder marked "Firefox" and transplant that into the same place on the other PC. I don't know if this will work going from PC-->Mac. But PC-->PC works fine. On the Mac side, you click on the little house icon in finder: Finder>House icon>Library>Application Support>Firefox Let me know how it works out.
Mac Rookie said: were are the firefox file book marks on a pc. I need to find them to put them on mbp. thanks. Click to expand... On Vista/Windows7: search for Users>[your name]>AppData>Roaming>Mozilla>Firefox>profiles You can just copy the entire folder marked "Firefox" and transplant that into the same place on the other PC. I don't know if this will work going from PC-->Mac. But PC-->PC works fine. On the Mac side, you click on the little house icon in finder: Finder>House icon>Library>Application Support>Firefox Let me know how it works out.
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Jul 15, 2009 #3 You can export them to a single file, then import them into the mac. Much easier than trying to find where they are stored.
You can export them to a single file, then import them into the mac. Much easier than trying to find where they are stored.
M Mac Rookie macrumors member Original poster Jul 15, 2009 #4 r.j.s said: You can export them to a single file, then import them into the mac. Much easier than trying to find where they are stored. Click to expand... first I need to find them right?
r.j.s said: You can export them to a single file, then import them into the mac. Much easier than trying to find where they are stored. Click to expand... first I need to find them right?
r.j.s Moderator emeritus Jul 15, 2009 #5 Mac Rookie said: first I need to find them right? Click to expand... No. On the PC, in Bookmarks there is an option to Export HTML (I'm not sure exactly where, I'm on my Mac). It will export all the links. On the Mac, you'll open Bookmarks, then Import HTML.
Mac Rookie said: first I need to find them right? Click to expand... No. On the PC, in Bookmarks there is an option to Export HTML (I'm not sure exactly where, I'm on my Mac). It will export all the links. On the Mac, you'll open Bookmarks, then Import HTML.
M Mac Rookie macrumors member Original poster Jul 15, 2009 #7 r.j.s said: No. On the PC, in Bookmarks there is an option to Export HTML (I'm not sure exactly where, I'm on my Mac). It will export all the links. On the Mac, you'll open Bookmarks, then Import HTML. Click to expand... thanks found the profiles in firefox document. in safari dont see a import option?
r.j.s said: No. On the PC, in Bookmarks there is an option to Export HTML (I'm not sure exactly where, I'm on my Mac). It will export all the links. On the Mac, you'll open Bookmarks, then Import HTML. Click to expand... thanks found the profiles in firefox document. in safari dont see a import option?
F Freyqq macrumors 601 Jul 15, 2009 #8 In firefox on the PC 1. click bookmarks -> organize bookmarks 2. click import/backup -> export HTML 3. import in safari on the mac
In firefox on the PC 1. click bookmarks -> organize bookmarks 2. click import/backup -> export HTML 3. import in safari on the mac
M Mac Rookie macrumors member Original poster Jul 16, 2009 #9 Freyqq said: In firefox on the PC 1. click bookmarks -> organize bookmarks 2. click import/backup -> export HTML 3. import in safari on the mac Click to expand... Thanks I will give that a try.
Freyqq said: In firefox on the PC 1. click bookmarks -> organize bookmarks 2. click import/backup -> export HTML 3. import in safari on the mac Click to expand... Thanks I will give that a try.
K kasakka macrumors 68020 Jul 17, 2009 #10 I recommend you download the Xmarks addon and sync your bookmarks to the 'net. That way you can easily sync them into Firefox on any computer or OS.
I recommend you download the Xmarks addon and sync your bookmarks to the 'net. That way you can easily sync them into Firefox on any computer or OS.