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I want to copy my bookmarks from Firefox on Mac OS X to Firefox on Windows 7 (dual boot iMac)

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hobbes777
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I use Firefox in both Mac OS X and in Windows 7 on separate hard drive partitions on an iMac, and would like to copy the bookmarks I have created in the Mac Firefox profile to the Firefox profile in Windows 7. I tried exporting the bookmarks to an html file, but there does not appear to be a way to import them into the Windows Firefox profile. How do I do this?

I use Firefox in both Mac OS X and in Windows 7 on separate hard drive partitions on an iMac, and would like to copy the bookmarks I have created in the Mac Firefox profile to the Firefox profile in Windows 7. I tried exporting the bookmarks to an html file, but there does not appear to be a way to import them into the Windows Firefox profile. How do I do this?

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TonyE
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To import an HTML file, in the bookmarks menu select "Show All Bookmarks" to open the bookmarks library. In the bookmarks library select "Import and Backup" and then "Import HTML"

hobbes777
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Thank you, TonyE! Simple, clear and concise directions. I was a bit disoriented by Mozilla's UI changes, having just upgraded from Firefox 3.6 to Firefox 4, combined with differences between Mac and Windows versions of the browser.