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I was editing the bookmarks on PC in hope that the change will reflect on my iPhone with the sync on, but contrary to what I hoped, the sync worked the other way around, any change I made on PC will be reverted in a few minutes, which seems that it has been synced by the bookmarks on my iPhone. How do I get it right? I would like to have the ability to make changes on either device and reflect on the other device.

I was editing the bookmarks on PC in hope that the change will reflect on my iPhone with the sync on, but contrary to what I hoped, the sync worked the other way around, any change I made on PC will be reverted in a few minutes, which seems that it has been synced by the bookmarks on my iPhone. How do I get it right? I would like to have the ability to make changes on either device and reflect on the other device.

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Hey there!

Please see the following link on syncing:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1353329#answer-1449555

Hope I helped!

Kind regards,

Bithiah

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Is this a bookmark that you originally created on the desktop device or a mobile bookmark ? In case of the latter then this might be expected behavior.