Export Favorites in ie

The November up-date changed the way just how Microsoft Edge shops the favorites. From the time they truly are kept in a database file named spartan.edb, and it’s impractical to export Edge preferences natively or handle all of them the way you want.

After that arrived the EdgeExporter device from Emmet Gray, which managed to get possible for users to export Edge preferences to bookmark.html file format, that may then be imported to virtually any browser. EdgeExporter happens to be deprecated, while the writer has come up with an even more helpful device that does more than just export preferences.

1. See favorites and folders in a graphical tree
2. Use "drag and drop" to go favorites and files around
3. Type all or portions of favorites
4. Rename folders/favorites
5. By hand add/delete folders/favorites
6. Edit the URLs inside favorites
7. Import preferences from an HTML-based bookmarks.html file
8. Export favorites to an HTML-based bookmarks.html file
9. Import preferences from Web Browser
10. Export favorites to Internet Explorer
11. Backup and Restore the Edge database (may also be used to duplicate to some other PC)
12. Create Web shortcuts on the desktop

Exactly what each menu option does is described in author’s site.

In regards to the author

Ramesh Srinivasan is enthusiastic about Microsoft technologies, and has a vast expertise in the ITeS industry as Tech contribute — delivering help for Microsoft's consumer items. He's got already been a Microsoft best Professional, for 10 years in a row from 2003-2012 for his contribution in a variety of on the web support online forums — in Microsoft windows Client niche.