How to Export Bookmarks from Your Browser

Step-by-step guide to export bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge for importing to Tonmly.

Google Chrome

  1. Open Chrome and click the three dots menu (⋮) in the top-right corner
  2. Go to Bookmarks → Bookmark manager
  3. In the bookmark manager, click the three dots menu again
  4. Select "Export bookmarks"
  5. Choose where to save the HTML file and click Save
The exported file will be named "bookmarks_[date].html"

Mozilla Firefox

  1. Open Firefox and click the bookmarks icon in the toolbar (or press Ctrl+Shift+B)
  2. Click "Show All Bookmarks" at the bottom
  3. In the Library window, click "Import and Backup"
  4. Select "Export Bookmarks to HTML..."
  5. Choose where to save the file and click Save
You can also use Ctrl+Shift+O to open the bookmark manager directly

Safari

  1. Open Safari on your Mac
  2. Click "File" in the menu bar
  3. Select "Export Bookmarks..."
  4. Choose where to save the HTML file
  5. Click Save
Note: Safari bookmark export is only available on macOS, not iOS

Microsoft Edge

  1. Open Edge and click the three dots menu (...) in the top-right
  2. Go to Settings
  3. Click "Profiles" in the left sidebar
  4. Select "Import browser data"
  5. Click "Export to file" next to Favorites
  6. Choose where to save the HTML file and click Save

Import Tips

File Requirements

  • File must be in HTML format (.html or .htm)
  • Maximum file size: 10MB
  • JSON files from bookmark extensions are also supported

What Gets Imported

  • ✅ Bookmark URLs and titles
  • ✅ Folder structure (converted to categories)
  • ❌ Favicons (we fetch these automatically)
  • ❌ Browser-specific metadata

Folder Mapping

Browser folders are automatically mapped to our categories:

  • Work, Job, Business, Office → Work
  • Personal, Private → Personal
  • Research, Study, Learning → Research
  • Shopping, Shop, Store → Shopping
  • News, Articles, Blogs → News
  • Everything else → General

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Make sure you're uploading an HTML file (.html or .htm extension). Some browsers save with different extensions - rename the file if needed.

The file might be corrupted or empty. Try exporting again from your browser, or check that you actually have bookmarks to export.

If you have thousands of bookmarks, the file might exceed 10MB. Try organizing your bookmarks in the browser first, or contact support for assistance.

Ready to Import?

Once you've exported your bookmarks, head to the import page to upload them:

Import Your Bookmarks

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