Are you new in the year and switch to Firefox from Chrome? So you can recover all the content in a few steps

Firefox hit the table in 2017 with the last major update it launched on the market. An update that has made many users look again at Firefox as the favorite browser on their computers due to the improvements it provides, but at this moment a doubt.

What happens with the content that I have stored in Google Chrome (or in Edge if that's the one you use) to Firefox so I don't lose anything? It's not a problem, as in the other two browsers, Firefox allows you to easily import bookmarks and other data from Google Chrome.And to do so, you just have to follow a few very simple steps.

All content in just a few steps

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The first step is to open Firefox and click on the Library icon in the upper right corner. "

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A new window opens in which we must _click_ on the option Bookmarks, the first of the six options offered by the menu."

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Click on Bookmarks and scroll to the bottom where we must look for the section titled Show all markers and _click_ on it."

Using the Import Wizard

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A new window opens (Import Wizard) and in it we must click on the options bar in the last one on the right , the one that appears titled Import and backup When doing so, a list of options opens and we must select the last one with the title Import data from another browser. "

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In the Import Wizard that appears, we must select Google Chrome (or the browser from which we want to import the content) and then _click_ Continue."

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Firefox will then display a list with the information it can import (Cookies, Browsing History, Saved Passwords and Bookmarks). Once the desired ones have been marked, we then _click_ to continue."

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We _click_ on next and we see how each of the selected options is marked indicating that the data has been imported. We only have to _click_ Finish."

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In the case of bookmarks in the Google Chrome toolbar, those bookmarks will now appear in a folder called From Google Chrome in Firefox&39;s Bookmarks Toolbar."

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