Similar to other browsers, Chrome’s Bookmark feature allows users to save any website or webpage link to visit it quickly with one click. Bookmarking a page in the Chrome browser is super easy; you need to click on the star icon at the end of the address bar or press the Ctrl + D keys for Windows or Command + D keys for Mac computers. As soon as you do, all the bookmarks get synced across devices where you’re signed in with your Google account. Today, we will walk you through the process of exporting Chrome bookmarks to keep a copy of the valuable website links that you visit frequently.
How to Export Bookmarks from Chrome on Windows and Mac
It’s very easy to export the bookmarks from the Chrome browser, whether you are using a Mac or a Windows PC. Read on to check out the steps. If you are using Google Chrome on your PC and wish to export the bookmarks, follow the below steps: Step 1: Open the Google Chrome browser on your device. Step 2: Click on the three-dot icon at the top-right corner. Step 3: Select Bookmarks and Lists, then choose Bookmark Manager. Step 4: Now, the browser will open a Bookmarks page. You can directly navigate here by pressing the Ctrl + Shift + O keys on Windows or the Command + Option + B keys on Mac. Step 5: Tap the three-dot icon at the top-right side of the window. Step 6: Choose Export Bookmarks. Step 7: Choose a name and location for your exported bookmarks file. If you don’t want to, you can keep the default one. Step 8: Now, click on the Save button to export the file. To verify that all the bookmarks have been exported successfully, go to the location on your computer where you saved the HTML file. Open the file in your default web browser, and you should see a list of all your bookmarks.
How to Import Chrome Bookmarks to Other Browsers
As mentioned earlier, you can easily import your Chrome bookmarks into another browser like Firefox, Brave, Safari, etc. While the steps differ from browser to browser, here are the common steps to do so. Step 1: Open the browser on your PC. Step 2: Navigate to the Bookmarks Manager page. Step 3: From the menu options, choose Import Data from Another Browser, Import Bookmarks, or a similar option depending on the browser. Step 4: Select the browser if asked, then choose the file from your system. Step 5: Follow the on-screen instructions to export the bookmarks to the browser. So, these are the simple steps through which you can export Google Chrome browser’s bookmarks, keep a backup of them, or transfer them to another browser. I hope the article helped you achieve the goal. If you have any questions related to the article, let us know in the comments below. You might be interested in:
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