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Difficulty importing bookmarks into Firefox for Android using an html file.

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I have two questions.

1. Can I import bookmarks into Firefox for Android using an html file?

2. Is the following article correct for Firefox for Android?

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-html-file

I have Fx 123 for Android. I expected to see "Manage Bookmarks" at the bottom of the bookmarks menu like what is found in one of the article's screenshots. However, "Manage Bookmarks" doesn't appear.

Thank you for your time.

I have two questions. 1. Can I import bookmarks into Firefox for Android using an html file? 2. Is the following article correct for Firefox for Android? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/import-bookmarks-html-file I have Fx 123 for Android. I expected to see "Manage Bookmarks" at the bottom of the bookmarks menu like what is found in one of the article's screenshots. However, "Manage Bookmarks" doesn't appear. Thank you for your time.

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Paul
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Hi

It is not possible to import bookmarks into Firefox for Android from a HTML file. The article that you mention is for the desktop copy of Firefox.

The easiest way to import bookmarks to Firefox for Android is by using Firefox Sync from a desktop copy of Firefox.

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Thank you, these answers help.

Unfortunately, the problem couldn't be resolved because I do not have access to an online pc right now. I'll keep looking for alternatives.

Is it possible to create a Firefox for Android article that covers using Firefox Sync to import bookmarks using a personal computer? Such an article doesn't seem to exist. Would such an article help Android users from becoming confused?

Thanks again.