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In message , Mark 
Twain  writes:
>Understood, but where do I put the bookmarks when
>I export and backup? Because as I said, I put them
>on the C: partition and they ended up on the
>desktop.
>
>Robert
>
Well, I've just tried with my Firefox 26, and whether I save then as 
..json or .html, it asks me where to put them; the .json defaulted to 
desktop and the .html to where I last saved something, but in both cases 
it gave me the option to choose somewhere else. It's possible that the 
Firefox "ask" setting for page saves and/or downloads might affect how 
your bookmark saving happens.

I'd generally save them among my data on my D: partition (probably in 
D:\backups\Firefox or something like that), but it's really up to you 
where you save them.
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