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I am glad that worked for you (worked for me).
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I am glad that worked for you (worked for me).

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By the way, you need now to close the question. &nbsp;Thanks.
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By the way, you need now to close the question.  Thanks.

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I am trying to import my Firefox bookmarks into MS Edge. It is no fun. One has to do it through Internet Explorer...anyway, I do have the bookmarks now in Edge, but I now would like to use my former FF Favorites Bar as the Edge Fav bar. So I renamed the (imported former) Firefox folder to Favorites Bar (and the old one to OldFav..), but nothing changed. In file explorer everything is as I intended, but Edge just keeps on showing the contents of the old, default Edge Favrites Bar.
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I am trying to import my Firefox bookmarks into MS Edge. It is no fun. One has to do it through Internet Explorer...anyway, I do have the bookmarks now in Edge, but I now would like to use my former FF Favorites Bar as the Edge Fav bar. So I renamed the (imported former) Firefox folder to Favorites Bar (and the old one to OldFav..), but nothing changed. In file explorer everything is as I intended, but Edge just keeps on showing the contents of the old, default Edge Favrites Bar.

Cannot rename Edge Favorites

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