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Migrating my Awesome Bar Autofill stuff to a new PC?

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So I reinstalled Windows 7 on my laptop (on a separate hard drive). How can I get my Awesome Bar autofill entries from the old drive to the new one? I don't care about the extensions, bookmarks, etc, but having the bar autofill my sites would be, well, Awesome.

Is there a certain file I can copy over or some other way to get that info?

Thanks.

So I reinstalled Windows 7 on my laptop (on a separate hard drive). How can I get my Awesome Bar autofill entries from the old drive to the new one? I don't care about the extensions, bookmarks, etc, but having the bar autofill my sites would be, well, Awesome. Is there a certain file I can copy over or some other way to get that info? Thanks.

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You can copy the places.sqlite file to the other computer.

The "Application Data" folder in XP/Win2K and the "AppData" folder in Windows Vista and Windows 7 and later versions are hidden folders.

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You can copy the places.sqlite file to the other computer.

The "Application Data" folder in XP/Win2K and the "AppData" folder in Windows Vista and Windows 7 and later versions are hidden folders.