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You shouldn't do File-&gt;Import. Try Bookmarks-&gt;Manage Bookmarks-&gt; File-&gt;Import.<br />
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You'll see the same dialogue with just another single rasio-button - from HTML-file. That's exactly what you need to do with your exported bookmarks.<br />

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Great! I think it worked. The imported bookmarks are listed as Imported IE favorites, but they look like the ones from Safari. Thank you!<br />
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Kara
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Hi,<br />
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I need to import my client's Safari bookmarks into Firefox. I am able to export the Safari bookmarks onto the desktop. But when I click on File -&gt; Import in Firefox, the only browser listed to import bookmarks (favorites) from is Internet Explorer. How can I import the ones from Safari?<br />
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Thanks.<br />
Kara
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Hi,

I need to import my client's Safari bookmarks into Firefox. I am able to export the Safari bookmarks onto the desktop. But when I click on File -> Import in Firefox, the only browser listed to import bookmarks (favorites) from is Internet Explorer. How can I import the ones from Safari?

Thanks.
Kara

You shouldn&#39;t do File-&gt;Import. Try Bookmarks-&gt;Manage Bookmarks-&gt; File-&gt;Import.

You&#39;ll see the same dialogue with just another single rasio-button - from HTML-file. That&#39;s exactly what you need to do with your exported bookmarks.


Great! I think it worked. The imported bookmarks are listed as Imported IE favorites, but they look like the ones from Safari. Thank you!

Kara

How Can I Import Safari Bookmarks into Firefox?

Hi,

I need to import my client&#39;s Safari bookmarks into Firefox. I am able to export the Safari bookmarks onto the desktop. But when I click on File -&gt; Import in Firefox, the only browser listed to import bookmarks (favorites) from is Internet Explorer. How can I import the ones from Safari?

Thanks.
Kara

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.