Is there a way to save your current bookmark tabs on Firefox, if you delete Firefox on all your devices, and open a new Firefox account?
I have an account that has been compromised using my Firefox browser, and my only choice to guarantee future security is to shut down and delete Firefox on all of my devices, and then open an entirely new Firefox account. There are just a number of bookmark tabs, both stored and currently in use, that I wouldn't like to lose. Is there any way to save them, if I remove Firefox from my devices, so as to remove any possible malicious attachments?
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You can export your data such as Bookmarks from Firefox. Better use Firefox for desktop. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/export-firefox-bookmarks-to-backup-or-transfer https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/export-login-data-firefox
You will however need to mass–bookmark all your currently open tabs if you want to retain these as well, in case you plan to remove the profile data completely, as the tabs in the session store are only kept in the profiles — so you may need to make a bookmark folder for each of your devices, to store your tabs there as bookmarks to end up included in your backups this way.
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