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Firefox Import bookmarks from Google Chrome

Firefox lets you easily import bookmarks and other data from Google Chrome. This article gives you step-by-step instructions for getting it done.
  1. Click the 57 library icon , then click Bookmarks. Scroll to the bottom and click Show all Bookmarks.
  2. From the toolbar in the Library window, click Import and Backup and choose Import Data from Another Browser...
  3. In the Import Wizard window that appears, select Chrome, then click Next.
  4. Firefox will list the types of settings and information it can import. Select the items you want to import, then click Next.
    • Cookies: Small bits of information stored on your computer by some websites that are used to keep you logged in, store your options, or do other things.
    • Browsing History: Information on the sites you have visited.
    • Bookmarks: Web pages you have saved in your Chrome bookmarks.
  5. Click Finish. The items you selected should now be imported.
    • Because Chrome defaults to saving bookmarks in its bookmarks toolbar, you should be able to find your imported bookmarks in a folder named From Google Chrome in the Firefox Bookmarks Toolbar. For more information on using bookmarks in Firefox, see Bookmarks in Firefox.
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