Import & Export Bookmark Browsers

Safari

Import bookmarks into Safari

1. Open Safari if it is not already open.
2. Choose File > Import Bookmarks.
3. Browse to find the file that contains the bookmarks you want to import, and then click Import (on Windows computers, click Open). Normally the file has “.html” or “.plist” at the end of its name.

Export bookmarks from Safari

1. Open Safari if it is not already open.
2. Choose File > Export Bookmarks.
3. Specify a location for the exported file. The file’s name is “Safari bookmarks.html.” Most browsers are able to import this type of file.

Chrome

1. Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar /bookmark in the menu.
2. Select Bookmark manager.
3. Click the Organize menu in the manager.
4. Select Export bookmarks to HTML File.

Firefox

1. Click on the "Bookmarks" menu and select "Manage Bookmarks..." In case of Firefox 3.6.2 select "Organize Bookmarks..."/ "unsorted Bookmarks"
2. Click on the "Backup" in the prompt up "Library window. / Export to HTML.
3. Give your bookmarks whatever title you like and choose a location to save them in the save window that comes up.

View HTML Source In Safari With Color Syntax Highlighting

The View Source command (Option-Command-U) in Safari displays HTML source code in plain text. You might get color envy when you view the nicely formatted, colored syntax highlighted HTML source using Firefox or Chrome. Here are three ways you can get colored syntax highlighting in Safari.

Using Web Inspector Under Developer Menu
HTML source code colored syntax highlighting is available in Safari Web Inspector under the Developer menu. This option is not enabled by default. Open Safari Preferences and select the advanced tab. Checked the tick box “Show Developer menu in menu bar” to enable the Developer menu.

You should see the addition of a “Developer” menu next to the “Window” menu. Open up Web Inspector from menu Developer->Show Web Inspector or using Option-Command-I. A new window will pop up occupied the bottom half of your Safari window, displaying the HTML source with colored syntax highlighting.

Apple Releases Safari 4.0.4

Apple releases Safari 4.0.4 today. It brings some improvement on Javascript and history search performance .....

- Improved JavaScript performance
- Improved Full History Search performance for users with a large number of history items
- Stability improvements for 3rd-party plug-ins, the search field and Yahoo! Mail

It is available via Software Update now. Go and update it :)