This will open up the Bookmarks Manager in a new window. At the very top of this window, you’ll want to click on the option that says Import Data From Another Browser.

In the Mozilla Firefox browser, you can create a copy of your bookmarks for backup or transfer purposes as an HTML file and export it to any storage device, including a flash drive or cloud platform.

Open up your browser's bookmark manager and look for an import option. In Google Chrome, you'll find it under Organize > Import Bookmarks; in Firefox it's under the button with the star icon.

Learn how to export Firefox bookmarks. You can backup Firefox bookmarks as an HTML file or JSON file so that you can use it to restore later on.

If you recently switched from Chrome or Firefox to Brave browser, you might need the old bookmarks you saved in your old browser. If so, you can follow this guide to import bookmarks from Chrome ...

Go to the folder in which you saved your Chrome bookmarks and double-click on that file to import it into Firefox. Click "Import and Backup," then click "Import Data from Another Browser." ...

Xmarks integrates with your browser and helps you to keep bookmarks safely backed up –including Delicious bookmarks. Xmarks can sync information across the following supported browsers; Firefox ...

You can easily find where your bookmarks are stored in Firefox and add to or delete them in your browser.

Switching to Opera Find the Import bookmarks and settings button under the Basic heading on the Settings tab. Again, you get a choice of browsers, with Chrome and Firefox being the most cooperative.