Firefox
Firefox
Slědny raz zaktualizěrowany:
66% wužywarjow jo měło to za wužytne
Slědny raz zaktualizěrowany:
66% wužywarjow jo měło to za wužytne
Switching from Google Chrome to Firefox is easy and risk-free! Firefox can automatically import your bookmarks, passwords, history, and other data from Chrome without deleting it or interfering with any of its settings. Give it a try.
- Don't remove Chrome [yet]… We'll need it to import your bookmarks and other data.
- (Optional) If you have Google Chrome open tabs you want to save, bookmark them all in an easy-to-find location, such as in a new “Open Tabs” folder in the Bookmarks bar.
- Download and install Firefox from Mozilla's download page.
- Quit ChromeExit Chrome if you have it running.
- Open your newly-installed Firefox. The import tool will appear.
- If it doesn't, click in Menu bar at the top of the screen and select from the menu.enable the Menu bar in Firefox (press Alt on the keyboard to enable it temporarily), click in Menu bar at the top of the screen and select from the menu.click the menu button
, select and in the panel, click on under the Import Browser Data section.
- If it doesn't, click in Menu bar at the top of the screen and select from the menu.enable the Menu bar in Firefox (press Alt on the keyboard to enable it temporarily), click in Menu bar at the top of the screen and select from the menu.click the menu button
- Choose the Google Chrome profile and the data you wish to import.
- To choose the data you wish to import, click the button.
- Click the button to start the import process.
- Click the button when the import has completed.
See the Import bookmarks and other data from Google Chrome article for more information.
Note: If you saved your open tabs in Google Chrome, find the “From Google Chrome” folder in the Firefox Bookmarks Toolbar, select the “Open Tabs” folder you created and click to open the tabs in Firefox.
