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Yup.....
This is a relatively simple operation and invaluable if anything goes wrong. To back up your favourites using Internet Explorer, go to File > Import and Export. The Import/Export wizard will open and all you need to do is follow the instructions and Export a back up of your favourites to another location on your hard drive or even better, to a second hard drive. The exported folder can then be saved to disk using a software backup program such as nero or the like!
You can import your favourites into Internet Explorer in the same way
This is a relatively simple operation and invaluable if anything goes wrong. To back up your favourites using Internet Explorer, go to File > Import and Export. The Import/Export wizard will open and all you need to do is follow the instructions and Export a back up of your favourites to another location on your hard drive or even better, to a second hard drive. The exported folder can then be saved to disk using a software backup program such as nero or the like!
You can import your favourites into Internet Explorer in the same way
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For Firefox junkies,
select 'Bookmarks' at the top of the browser, then select 'manage bookmarks' to open the bookmark manager.... now select file>export... choose your location etc etc, and job done!
select 'Bookmarks' at the top of the browser, then select 'manage bookmarks' to open the bookmark manager.... now select file>export... choose your location etc etc, and job done!
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Originally Posted by digitalocksmith 
For Firefox junkies,
select 'Bookmarks' at the top of the browser, then select 'manage bookmarks' to open the bookmark manager.... now select file>export... choose your location etc etc, and job done!
Thank you
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There's also a Firefox extension you can get that will automatically sync your bookmars with del.icou.us (a website that allows you to publicly/privately store your bookmarks):
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1532/
https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1532/
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