Switching to a new web browser can feel as life-altering as switching barbers, mobile providers, or health insurance plans.
Fortunately, if you've decided to adopt Firefox, there's a seamless way to transition.
Here's how to import your bookmarks to Firefox, so that there's little to no disruption in your daily browsing routine.
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How to import bookmarks to Firefox from another browser
1. Open Firefox on your Mac or PC.
2. Go to "Bookmarks" in the top menu, then select "Show All Bookmarks." You can also use "command" + "shift" + "B" on your Mac or "CTRL" + "SHIFT" + "B" on your PC to pull up your Bookmarks options.
3. A window called "Library" will open. Click the up and down arrow icon, indicating "Import and backup your bookmarks."
4. Select "Import Data from Another Browser…" at the bottom.
5. Select the browser, then "Continue."
6. Make sure "Bookmarks" is checked then click "Continue."
7. You can select "Done" when the import is completed.
Be patient — the bookmarks won't appear immediately.
Restart your browser, and they should appear in a few moments.
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