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    Firefox Favourites

    Does anyone know where Firefox stores your Favourites on a Win Xp system. I always thought it was with the IE favouites in the favourites folder in Documents and Settings but it is not so.

    I just did a clean install so that AULRO would run quicker (it doesn't) and have lost all my old Firefox favourites but could recover them from my backups if I know where to look for them.

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    Stored with your profile, copy the whole lot across.

    Firefox Help - Firefox Bookmarks Tutorial***(The Mozilla Help Site)

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    Is this what you are after?
    Note that there its changed in FF3
    Bookmarks.html - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

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    You know that you can store your favorites on an external database and synchronise them.
    Its in Firefox addons.
    I suppose a bit late now, but if you had done it before the rebuild, it should have then restored them as a synchronisation.
    Regards Philip A

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    Quote Originally Posted by PhilipA View Post
    You know that you can store your favorites on an external database and synchronise them.
    Its in Firefox addons.
    I suppose a bit late now, but if you had done it before the rebuild, it should have then restored them as a synchronisation.
    Regards Philip A
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    I've recently switched over to Delicious, bookmarks are stored on the web and you can add meta tags to them, which seems like a good thing.

    Not that I'm much help with bookmarks, I stopped using them, and although I've bookmarked heaps of stuff in Delicious, most if it is pages I wanted to get off the screen but thought I might want to come back to. Haven't actually used it yet to open a page.

    Oh, and it will also store the same bookmarks in your Firefox bookmarks.

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    Go to your favorites.
    There should be one called Mozilla Firefox
    Go to customise Firefox
    then to" see all addons"
    Then you will see Foxmarks come up.
    Regards Philip A

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    Quote Originally Posted by steveG View Post
    Is this what you are after?
    Note that there its changed in FF3
    Bookmarks.html - MozillaZine Knowledge Base
    Thanks Steve - the link provided me with the filepath to the favouites - just copied the files from the backup to replace the ones on my new system. Works a treat.

    Thanks - and thanks to everyone else for your comments.

    The clean install hasn't made AULRO any faster - must be the popularity of the site.

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