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How to Export Favorites From Microsoft Edge in Windows 11
You don’t need to manually look for all your favorites
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Updated onAugust 2, 2024
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Microsoft Edge now comes with the ability to export your favorites from the browser to an HTML file. This can come in handy as a backup or for when you want to import to another browser.
How do I export all bookmarks from Edge?
The file is saved in HTML format because most modern browsers support HTML and it would be easier to import without compatibility issues.
To import, simply follow the above steps and this time select Import favorites. You can then select the HTML file you exported and your Favorites will be restored.
Troubleshoot common issues when exporting favorites from Microsoft Edge
So, in case you’re changing a browser, computer, or User Account, you don’t need to manually look for all your favorites. All you need to do is export an HTML file from Microsoft Edge and keep it in a folder for later use.
Ensure you’re regularly exporting your favorites and enable syncing across devices so that your files are consistent regardless of the device you’re using.
If you’re on the earlier version of Edge, we also share how toexport favorites from Internet Explorerso don’t hesitate to check out our expert article on the same.
And it’s not just your Favorites that can be saved. You can alsoexport your browser historyif you regularlyclearyour cache and cookies. You should also familiarize yourself with theMicrosoft Edge collectionsfeature that lets you keep images and other webpage content for later use.
You can also export bookmarks by accessing theMicrosoft Edge bookmarks locationand copying the Bookmarks file to a different location.
Are there any features that you think are needed in Microsoft Edge to make exporting easier? Let us know in the comment section below.
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When he’s not tackling diverse driver-related problems, Ivan enjoys watching good movies and spending time hiking with his family and friends.
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Ivan has delved deep into understanding the Windows OS, with a specialization in drivers and driver troubleshooting.
