I'll second Foxmarks. It makes it easy to keep the same list on multiple
machines.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 3:28 PM, Tony B [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some are still around but many could use pruning. The everyday sites
have long since migrated to my links bar or into key macros.
Anyway, I
My company laptop was just replaced. The installer did not get any of
my Firefox bookmarks or other settings. Where are they stored in XP so
I can get them?
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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Check out MozBackup. A great tool for backing up and restoring Firefox
and Thunderbird.
You can just copy the Mozilla subdirectories, but this free utility is
easy to use.
Snyder, Mark (IT CIV) wrote:
My company laptop was just replaced. The installer did not get any of
my Firefox bookmarks
Ask Mozilla:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/profiles#How_to_find_your_profile
How to find your profile
Windows:
Each profile is stored on your hard drive in a profile folder. The
following table identifies the default locations of Firefox profiles
on various operating systems.
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Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy bookmarks to my
computers, but was expecting the installer to migrate it all.)
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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Ask Mozilla:
Run a file search for bookmarks.html. There may be more than one copy on
your machine. If so, look at the file size for all of them and pick the
largest one (or all that are more than a few KB).
On your new machine, back that file up regularly.
You can open that file as a regular html file
Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy bookmarks to my
computers, but was expecting the installer to migrate it all.)
What is the value of a 9 year old bookmark?
Does anything on the internet hang around that long?
Slashdot, other tech sites, sw/hw vender sites. Also company sites on
the intranet that have stupidly long urls.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy
i only have 2.16 Ff doesn't find any updates.
Correct. You need to download and install version 3.
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i only have 2.16 Ff doesn't find any updates.
FF2.x is similar to 3.x, except commands for sorting are in the View menu instead of
attached to buttons.
Download, http://www.mozilla.com/. For plug-ins/Add-ons, support, forums, see links at top
of page. Organize bookmarks in the sidebar,
FF2 is at the end of the road. FF3 Isn't an update to FF2 it is the next
step. Works fine and most of my favorite plugins are working fine.
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Judy Cosler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, I can do that.
wonder why Ff shows no updates??
Tom Piwowar wrote:
i
FF2 is at the end of the road. FF3 Isn't an update to FF2 it is the
next step. Works fine and most of my favorite plugins are working fine.
Now, if FF3 were Vista, that would be phrased differently:
FF3 is not so bad unless you want to run legacy plug-ins.
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 10:31 AM, Chris Dunford [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
FF2 was the WIN ME of firefox. I think Vista is nearly ripe enough to use.
FF2 is at the end of the road. FF3 Isn't an update to FF2 it is the
next step. Works fine and most of my favorite plugins are working fine.
If you were asking this question 5 years ago it might make some sense.
But FF3 stores it's bookmarks right where they belong, and it's got a
great built in organizer.
I suspect that, instead of learning how to use the new organizer,
you're trying your best to operate the same way you did years
Anyone know how they work? I made a folder (with the idea
of organizing them) but the folder doesn't show up
anywhere useful.
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Anyone know how they work? I made a folder (with the idea
of organizing them) but the folder doesn't show up
anywhere useful.
Firefox 3.x - Bookmarks menu Organize Bookmarks
You can view your choice of columns, sort, move, delete, backup,
restore. Much better than last version.
Betty
i only have 2.16 Ff doesn't find any updates.
b_s-wilk wrote:
Anyone know how they work? I made a folder (with the idea
of organizing them) but the folder doesn't show up
anywhere useful.
Firefox 3.x - Bookmarks menu Organize Bookmarks
You can view your choice of columns, sort, move,
FF 2 is a dog. FF3 is good and available at http://www.mozilla.com.
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 10:52 PM, Judy Cosler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i only have 2.16 Ff doesn't find any updates.
b_s-wilk wrote:
Anyone know how they work? I made a folder (with the idea
of organizing them) but
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