Foxmarks rocks - it automatically syncs your bookmarks across multiple machines running FF and you can also log into the Foxmarks website at any time to manage your bookmarks and export.
I also use FEBE to create scheduled backups of my entire Firefox profile and in the options you can also select certain pieces to backup, like just bookmarks or everything but extensions. The other extension to keep an eye on is Mozilla Weave. It will sync anything and everything you want in FF across multiple machines. It's in Alpha right now and there are limited tester logins available but I suspect when it hits primetime it will replace both Foxmarks and FEBE. ------ Brian On Sat, Oct 25, 2008 at 3:58 AM, FORC5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > just import exported bookmarks. I always backup to the my doc folder on > customer boxes along with email address book and settings then save the my > doc file for the new install. > simple. > no need to find the folder. <:-| no school like the old school huh ? > fp > > At 02:53 PM 10/24/2008, DHSinclair Poked the stick with: > >Scott, > >Just got back from checking both of your shares. Yes, both are where they > should be. I did export the bookmarks.html file to my desktop and viewed it. > It does seem to list all of what IS in the bookmarks 'object.' Still > confused though. Was looking for a directory that contains the actual > objects. Perhaps FF is just different in this way. Truly looking for > something that I can backup so if my PC crashes and has to be rebuilt, I can > bring back my bookmarks of old. > >Thank you, > >Duncan > > -- > Tallyho ! ]:8) > Taglines below ! > -- > Consult with a real expert - Call your mother. > >
