I wonder why I wasn't able to import the NS bookmark file into iCab (maybe because I renamed it?), but was able to drag the NS bookmark file into iCab?
The importer in iCab doesn't care what the file is named.
The file probably contained a corruption or two, accumulated from crashes and such. iCab is very picky about bad HTML.
Open the old bookmark file directly with iCab. Then use the pop-up menu to add any missing links you want to your iCab bookmark file.
THEN open the iCab bookmark window (cmd-J) and just close the window - that's the only way to make iCab save the bookmark changes.
- Dan.
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