Switch Your Browser

Chrome

1. Click the three-dot menu → Bookmarks and lists → Bookmark manager.
2. Click the second three-dot menu inside Bookmark manager → Export bookmarks.
3. Save the HTML file somewhere you can find again.

Edge

1. Click Settings and more (…) → Favorites.
2. Click the three dots above the favorites list → Export favorites.
3. Name the file and choose Save. Edge calls bookmarks “favorites.”

Safari

1. On your Mac, choose File → Export Browsing Data to File. Select Bookmarks only.
2. Click Download, name the ZIP file, and Save. Open the ZIP to find the bookmarks HTML file.
3. On an older Safari release with File → Export → Bookmarks, use that to save HTML directly.

Firefox

1. Open the menu, then Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. In the Library toolbar, click Import and Backup → Export Bookmarks to HTML.
3. Choose a private place for the .html file, then Save.

Brave

1. Click the menu → Bookmarks → Bookmarks Manager.
2. Open the More options menu inside the manager, then Export.
3. Choose where to save the HTML file.

Vivaldi

1. Click the Vivaldi menu. On macOS, use File in the top menu bar.
2. Choose File → Export Bookmarks (or Export Bookmarks directly in the Mac File menu).
3. Pick a folder and save the HTML file.

Opera

1. Open Opera’s menu → Bookmarks → Bookmarks.
2. At the bottom of the left panel, click Import / Export → Export bookmarks.
3. Choose where to save the HTML file.

Waterfox

1. Open the menu, then Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. In the Library toolbar, click Import and Backup → Export Bookmarks to HTML.
3. Choose a private place for the .html file, then Save.

Mullvad

1. Open the menu, then Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. In the Library toolbar, click Import and Backup → Export Bookmarks to HTML.
3. Choose a private place for the .html file, then Save.

Tor

1. Open the menu, then Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. In the Library toolbar, click Import and Backup → Export Bookmarks to HTML.
3. Choose a private place for the .html file, then Save.

Firefox

1. Open Firefox’s menu → Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. Choose Import and Backup → Import Bookmarks from HTML.
3. Select your exported .html file and click Open. Check your folders in Bookmarks Menu.

HTML import adds to your current bookmarks and can create duplicates. Choose HTML import rather than restoring a JSON backup over existing bookmarks.

Brave

1. Open Brave’s menu → Bookmarks → Import Bookmarks and Settings.
2. Choose Bookmarks HTML File from the list, then Choose File.
3. Open your exported .html file and check the imported folders in Bookmarks Manager.

Import the bookmark file inside Brave. Nothing is uploaded to Desk. Keep your original browser until you have checked the result.

Mullvad

1. Open Mullvad Browser’s menu → Bookmarks → Manage bookmarks.
2. In the shared Firefox/Tor-style Library, choose Import and Backup → Import Bookmarks from HTML.
3. Open a small, deliberate bookmark HTML file. Keep personal account links in your everyday browser.

Mullvad Browser is not a Tor connection or a VPN. Preserve its built-in protections; avoid adding your everyday extensions. Its bookmark library uses the same upstream controls linked below.