Anne Wilson wrote: > Does anyhone know how it's done now? Bookmarks are now saved in an sql (or some similar type of) database. If you have your old firefox installation available, backup the bookmarks (it will choose a json file extension). Then, go into the new installation that you want to transfer the bookmarks to, open up the bookmarks tool and choose restore from other file and select the dated json that you just created. I believe you can replace all of your bookmarks (the usual option, if you have a collection), or merge the present with the file. This preserves all of your tags and everything. You can also backup to an html file and then restore the bookmaks from the html file. In neither case will firefox create or use a html file to store the new bookmarks: they will be in the database and firefox automatically creates daily json backups in a directory.