Move firefox bookmarks to new computer

I want the bookmark toolbar appears when I move my cursor to the top of screen, when I in fullscreen mode.The bookmarks in the bookmark toolbar is the most frequently used bookmarks, so I need to visit them frequently.I'm also using Vimperator, is there a command that only list out the bookmarks in bookmark toolbar? asked Jun 21, 2015 at 15:18 The code is below, it is from mozilla support forum:@namespace url(" /* only needed once *//* full screen toolbars */#navigator-toolbox toolbar[moz-collapsed="true"]:not([collapsed="true"]) { visibility:visible!important;}Steps:Create the chrome folder (lowercase) in the .default profile folder if this folder doesn't exist. The .default folder is under ~/.molliza/ folder, i.e. where firefox stores its profiles. is some weried strings different for each computer.Use a plain text editor like vim to create a (new) userChrome.css file in the chrome folder (file name is case sensitive)Paste the code in the userChrome.css file in the editor windowMake sure that the userChrome.css file starts with the default @namespace lineThe problem is solved. answered Jun 21, 2015 at 15:56 As of Firefox 68, Firefox does not (by default) check for a custom userChrome.css file. Thus, the was I solved this problem on my computer was in two steps.1. Create userChrome.cssIn ~/.mozilla/./ create a directory named chrome. In the chrome directory, create a file named userChrome.css with the following contents:/* Override hiding of Bookmarks Toolbar in F11 full screen when you roll down the tabs/main toolbar src: and #PersonalToolbar { visibility: unset !important;}2. Configure Firefox to look for userChrome.css at startup.Copied from userchrome.org.To make startup faster for most users, Firefox 69 will no longer look for this file automatically. You need to tell it to look. Here's how:In a new tab, type or paste about:config in the address bar and press Enter/Return. Click the button accepting the risk.In the search

In a folder in the bookmark bar.Click on Save.All open tabs are now saved as bookmarks in Brave.Another way to save all open tabs as bookmarks in Brave, is to right-click on one open tabs and then click on Bookmark all tabs.How to save all open tabs in OperaIn Opera, you can only save all open tabs as a Speed Dial folder.To save all open tabs in Opera, you right-click on one of the open tabs.Go with your mouse cursor to Save.Click on all tabs as Speed Dial folder.All open tabs are now saved as a Speed Dial folder in Opera.The new Speed Dial folder with your saved tabs is named Folder by default.You can rename the folder, move the folder to the bookmarks bar, or move the bookmarks from the folder to the bookmarks bar.Click on the Opera logo in the top left corner.Go with your mouse cursor to Bookmarks.Click on Bookmarks.Click on Speed Dial.To move the folder to the bookmarks bar, drag the folder to Bookmarks bar.To move the bookmarks from the folder to the bookmarks bar, click on the folder to open it.Right-click on an empty space.Click Select all.Drag the selected bookmarks to bookmarks bar.InternetRelated:How to reload all open tabs in your web browserHow to bookmark a file in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, OperaHow to find Chrome and Edge bookmarks in File Explorer

Can rename bookmarks to something besides the original page title, which is handy for web pages with confusing titles and generic icons. Some web browsers also allow you to add tags to bookmarks that are also searchable. Most desktop browsers also let you set the bookmarks bar to be always visible, so you can set pages in the bar to be one-click shortcuts—even faster than scrolling through tabs. In Chrome, right-click the bookmarks bar in the New Tab Page, and select Show Bookmarks Bar. In Firefox, right-click on an empty space in the toolbar or bookmarks bar and select Bookmarks Toolbar > Always Show. If you place similar bookmarks in a folder, you can right-click the folder for the option to open all bookmarks at once in their own tabs. For example, if there are five news sites you want to check each morning, you could put all of them in a folder and use that option to set up your morning reading list of five tabs. Bookmarks are also easy to copy and move between web browsers, much more so than tabs. Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers allow you to export your bookmarks to an HTML file, which can then be imported into other browsers (or just saved as a backup). No matter how you use bookmarks, they’re a better system than piles of tabs.

Google has ditched a Firefox add-on, and Mozilla is looking for options for how to help users move on without it to new versions of the browser. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital photography, AI, quantum computing, computer science, materials science, supercomputers, drones, browsers, 3D printing, USB, and new computing technology in general. He has a soft spot in his heart for standards groups and I/O interfaces. His first big scoop was about radioactive cat poop. Expertise Processors | Semiconductors | Web browsers | Quantum computing | Supercomputers | AI | 3D printing | Drones | Computer science | Physics | Programming | Materials science | USB | UWB | Android | Digital photography | Science CredentialsShankland covered the tech industry for more than 25 years and was a science writer for five years before that. He has deep expertise in microprocessors, digital photography, computer hardware and software, internet standards, web technology, and more. Google has canceled its toolbar for the current and future versions of Firefox, and Mozilla is scrambling to help users who might be left in the lurch and postponing their browser upgrades.The toolbar offers a variety of services, including a search box, a way to use bookmarks stored on a server, and a measurement of a Web site's PageRank--a score Google gives that measures its influence in Google search results. But Google has chosen to do in the Firefox version."As we all know, over the past few years, there has been a tremendous amount of innovation in the browser space. For Firefox users, many features that were once offered by Google Toolbar for Firefox are now already built right into the browser. Therefore, while Google Toolbar for Firefox works on versions up to and including Firefox 4 only, it will not be supported on Firefox 5 and future versions," Google said this week on a help page.Mozilla is looking into options for what to do next, setting up a meeting to address the matter."We know that a large amount of users are not taking update offers to 5+ due to Google Toolbar incompatibility," said Firefox release manager Christian Legnitto in meeting notes. "Many users likely expect a new version of Google toolbar to be released and marked compatible."He said Mozilla has two problems: telling people the toolbar won't arrive and helping them extract whatever data they have stored with it. But there's not much time to respond if Mozilla wants to act fast."Firefox 3.6.20 (code freeze is 2011-08-01) would be the earliest vehicle we can use to change the product," he said, a move that "will allow us to push product changes before users get update offers to

I just got a new computer that came loaded with Microsoft Explorer and Edge. I downloaded Chrome as I have all my bookmarks on that browser. On the top left of the page, there is a section to click to "import bookmarks now". Unfortunately when I do that, the only things on the drop down menu are Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, and HTML. There is no listing to import my bookmarks from Chrome. The directions I have looked at on line lead me to the same dilemma...Add bookmarks to ChromeTo import bookmarks from most browsers, like Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari:On your computer, open Chrome.At the top right, click More More.Select Bookmarks and then Import Bookmarks and Settings.Select the program that contains the bookmarks you'd like to import.Click Import.Click Done.I am also signed in on Google Dashboard and have looked at the setting but don't see anything there either. Any help would be appreciated.

--> Popup my Bookmarks provides a menu that is similar to Firefox and IE bookmarks and can be used instead of the default Chrome bookmark managerPopup my Bookmarks is designed to be an easy-to-use bookmark manager that provides quick access to your saved links. Click the extension icon to open it, and your bookmarks will appear. Your folder structure will stay the same, making it easy to locate and organize your preferred content as usual.With Popup my Bookmarks, you can effortlessly access your bookmark folders simply by hovering your mouse over them. You can quickly search and sort your bookmarks by name and even insert separators to keep them organized. This bookmark manager offers a wide range of handy features to help keep your bookmarks easily accessible and well-organized.The Popup my Bookmarks extension can be tailored to your preferences and helps you save 24 pixels of your vertical screen space, making it especially useful for Chromebook users. It only requires minimal permissions to ensure your privacy remains safe and secure. Additionally, no background applications are running, which helps save computer memory while maintaining your privacy.Similar: Export or Import Google Chrome Bookmarks to HTML How to Create a Google Chrome Bookmark Desktop Shortcut How to Transfer Firefox Bookmarks and Settings to Google Chrome Screenshot for Popup my Bookmarks for Chrome Top Downloads In Extensions & Add-Ons - MiscellaneousIDM Integration Module for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera integrates your supported browser with Internet Download Manager.Flagfox is a Firefox add-on that displays a flag icon indicating the current webserver's physical location.Firefox Environment Backup Extension for Firefox and Pale Moon allows you to quickly and easily backup your Firefox extensions.Greasemonkey for Firefox is an add-on that allows users to install scripts that make on-the-fly changes to web page content after or before the page