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is there any way i can export my favorites to an html document, more or less creating a list of my favorites?
is there any way i can export my favorites to an html document, more or less creating a list of my favorites?
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Quote:by insaNity
or if you just want to backup your favourites or give them to a friend, they are just shortcuts stored in
C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>\Favorites
by defaultWhy would you want to faff around doing it that way? The way Clutch described can be used for backing up favorites, or for giving them to a friend - to import an exported list you simply use the same procedure, except you select Import rather than Export.
Having said that though, if you are only backing up because you want to do a reinstall & you have more than 1 drive/partition then it is easier to just keep your favourites on a different drive/partition & then when you reinstall use a tweak prog like Xteq-Xsetup to look elsewhere for the favourites instead of the default location.
or if you just want to backup your favourites or give them to a friend, they are just shortcuts stored in
C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>\Favorites
by defaultWhy would you want to faff around doing it that way? The way Clutch described can be used for backing up favorites, or for giving them to a friend - to import an exported list you simply use the same procedure, except you select Import rather than Export.
Having said that though, if you are only backing up because you want to do a reinstall & you have more than 1 drive/partition then it is easier to just keep your favourites on a different drive/partition & then when you reinstall use a tweak prog like Xteq-Xsetup to look elsewhere for the favourites instead of the default location.
Every time I install a system, I export my favorites and cookies and just bring them over to my new system. They import very easily, as they are just 2 files (as I have almost 600 bookmarks in 100+ folders, that helps me a bit) to keep track of. Also, he asked how to export them into a single HTML page, which the copy and paste method wouldn't accommodate anyway.
