How to Import Favorites from Microsoft Edge to Firefox in Windows 10

Information
You can keep track of the websites you visit frequently by storing them as bookmarks in
Firefox. The bookmarks bar is a toolbar in Firefox that you can also add your favorite websites you visit frequently on to make opening them faster and more convenient.
This tutorial will show you how to import
favorites from
Microsoft Edge to Mozilla
Firefox bookmarks for your account in
Windows 10.
CONTENTS:
- Option One: To Import Everything from Microsoft Edge to Firefox using Import Wizard
- Option Two: To Import Favorites from Microsoft Edge to Firefox using HTML file
OPTION ONE
To Import Everything from Microsoft Edge to Firefox using Import Wizard

Note
This option is to be able to import your cookies, browsing history, saved passwords, and favorites from Microsoft Edge to Firefox.
1. Open Mozilla
Firefox.
2. In Firefox, click/tap on the
Library icon in the toolbar, and click/tap on
Bookmarks. (see screenshot below)
3. Click/tap on
Show All Bookmarks (Ctrl+Shift+B). (see screenshot below)
4. In the Library, select
All Bookmarks in the left pane, click on the
Import and Backup toolbar button, then click/tap on
Import Data from Another Browser. (see screenshot below)
5. Select (dot)
Microsoft Edge, and click/tap on
Next. (see screenshot below)
6. Check and uncheck the items you want to import from Microsoft Edge to Firefox, and click/tap on
Next. (see screenshot below)
7. When the Import Wizard has finished, click/tap on
Finish. (see screenshots below)
8. You can now close the Library if you like.
OPTION TWO
To Import Favorites from Microsoft Edge to Firefox using HTML file
1. Export your favorites from Microsoft Edge to an HTML file.
2. Open Mozilla
Firefox.
3. In Firefox, click/tap on the
Library icon in the toolbar, and click/tap on
Bookmarks. (see screenshot below)
4. Click/tap on
Show All Bookmarks (Ctrl+Shift+B). (see screenshot below)
5. In the Library, select
All Bookmarks in the left pane, click on the
Import and Backup toolbar button, then click/tap on
Import Bookmarks from HTML. (see screenshot below)
6. Browse to and select the exported
HTML file from Microsoft Edge, and click/tap on
Open. (see screenshot below)
7. Your Microsoft Edge favorites have now been imported into your Firefox bookmarks.
8. You can now close the Library if you like.
That's it,
Shawn