Import Bookmarksįirefox provides native means to import bookmarks via an HTML file. If you don’t have (or want to create) a Google Account, you can still import your Chrome bookmarks and passwords to Safari using HTML and CSV files. You can remove Chrome afterward from the computer if you want. Once that’s done, use Firefox’s Import Wizard-as per the instructions above-to easily import Chrome’s browsing data. Once you’ve signed into Chrome with a Google Account, simply sync your bookmarks and passwords using Chrome Sync-here’s how Chrome Sync works in detail.įollow by installing Chrome on the PC or Mac with the Firefox installation, and sign in with the same Google Account to sync your Chrome browsing data locally. The method requires that you have a Google Account (it’s free). Using Chrome Sync is the easiest and safest method to get your passwords and bookmarks imported into Firefox on a different computer. If Firefox and Chrome doesn’t reside on the same computer, use either of the methods below to get your browsing data transferred to Firefox. Indirect Methods to Import Chrome Bookmarks and Passwords to Firefox Step 5: Firefox will import your bookmarks and passwords from Chrome.Ĭlick Finish to exit the Import Wizard. Step 4: Select Saved Passwords and Bookmarks (as well as any other forms of browsing data that you want to import), and then click Next. On the menu that shows up, click ‘Import from Another Browser.’ Step 2: Click the More icon (three-dotted) to the upper-right corner of the Firefox Lockwise window. Step 1: Open the Firefox menu, and then click Logins and Passwords. Step 5: The Firefox Import Wizard shall import your browsing data from Chrome.Ĭlick Finish to exit the Import Wizard. Step 4: Specify the forms of browsing data that you want to import (Saved Passwords and Bookmarks, in this case), and click Next. Step 3: Select Chrome, and then click Next. Step 2: Open the Import and Backup menu to the Library window’s upper-left corner and select the option labeled ‘Import Data from Another Browser.’ Tip: Alternatively, go to Firefox menu > Library > Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks to get to the Library. Step 1: Press Control+Shift+B shortcut to open the Firefox bookmarks Library.
There are two ways to access the Import Wizard-via Firefox’s bookmarks Library or the integrated Lockwise password manager. Mozilla’s browser comes with an Import Wizard tool to help you do that. If you use Firefox and Chrome on the same desktop (PC or Mac), it’s easy to import your Chrome bookmarks and passwords to Firefox. Directly Import Chrome Bookmarks and Passwords to Firefox However, you can import Chrome’s browsing data to Firefox on a desktop and then use Firefox Sync to access them on your Android or iOS device. Note: You can’t import Chrome bookmarks and passwords into the mobile versions of Firefox.
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