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Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks

How to Import and Export Bookmarks in Google Chrome Browser
Published 22 Nov 2012
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How to Import and Export Bookmarks in Google Chrome Browser

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This tutorial will show you how to export (backup) and import (restore) your bookmarks in Google Chrome.

Google Chrome bookmarks are exported to a HTML file. You can also import this HTML file into another browser than just Google Chrome.





OPTION ONE
To Export Your Bookmarks from Google Chrome Browser
1. In Chrome, click/tap on the Chrome menu Name:  Chrome_menu.png
Views: 387
Size:  1.6 KB button, click/tap on Bookmarks and Bookmark manager. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-step-1.jpg
2. Click/tap on the Organize menu button. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-step-2.jpg
3. Click/tap on Export bookmarks to HTML file. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-chrome-export-1.jpg
4. Navigate to and open a folder you want to save the HTML file to, type in a name you want for the HTML file, then click/tap on Save. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-chrome-export-2.jpg
5. When finished, you can close the Bookmark Manager tab if you like. (see screenshot below step 2)



OPTION TWO
To Import Your Bookmarks into Google Chrome Browser
1. In Chrome, click/tap on the Chrome menu Name:  Chrome_menu.png
Views: 387
Size:  1.6 KB button, click/tap on Bookmarks and Bookmark manager. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-step-1.jpg
2. Click/tap on the Organize menu button. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-chrome-import-1.jpg
3. Click/tap on Import bookmarks from HTML file. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-chrome-import-2.jpg
4. Navigate to and select the HTML file exported from OPTION ONE, then click/tap on Open. (see screenshot below)
Chrome Browser - Import and Export Bookmarks-chrome-import-3.jpg
5. When finished, you can close the Bookmark Manager tab if you like. (see screenshot below step 2)
That's it,
Shawn






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