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Firefox saves bookmarks two ways: a JSON backup only Firefox reads, and the portable HTML export every tool takes. Choose Export Bookmarks to HTML.
The full backup lives under Settings → Backups, not the toolbar. Here's each export route, what HTML vs CSV actually carry, and how to keep notes, tags and highlights on the way out.
Pinterest has no board export or CSV. Request your data in Settings, get the HTML archive 48 hours later, and turn boards into searchable links.
Google Keep exports via Takeout as text, HTML, or CSV. Here is the request path, what each format contains, and how to turn notes into importable links.
Brave exports bookmarks from its bookmark manager menu as the identical Netscape HTML Chrome writes. Exact steps, the iOS path, and Sync limits inside.
Threads has no save export. Use Meta's Accounts Center data request, check what the archive actually includes, and rebuild saves as searchable links.
Export bookmarks from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari, then merge them into one set. A decision table per browser, plus the dedupe and date gotchas.
Export Edge favorites from the favorites manager menu to the same HTML Chrome uses. The exact click path, sync-vs-backup truth, and import limits inside.
Facebook Saved has no export button. Download Your Information returns links, not posts. Here is the route, the gotcha, and how to make saves searchable.
Safari exports bookmarks as one portable HTML file via File → Export Bookmarks — Mac only, and the Reading List is never included. Steps inside.
The full export is three clicks in Chrome's bookmark manager. Here's what lands in the HTML file, what doesn't, and how to make those bookmarks findable afterward.
LinkedIn exports Saved Items as dates and URLs only. Here is the download path, what the archive holds, and how to turn saves into a searchable library.
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