How to Easily Import Chrome Bookmarks in Microsoft Edge?

With the Windows 10 Fall Creator Update, Microsoft Edge introduces various new features, improvements, and also adds some visual design changes by using Microsoft’s Fluent Design System. The very first step of making the Microsoft Edge feel like your initial browser is to import your bookmarks. Though importing bookmarks into the Microsoft Edge is super simple.

Sometimes, if you already have your bookmarks saved in some different browser which is currently installed on your Windows 10 PC. Microsoft Edge only supports bookmark importation from other browsers not from the HTML files. If you have been a Chrome user from a very long time, but now if you want to switch, then Edge includes an option which makes it super easy to import Chrome bookmarks, browsing history, cookies, passwords, and other settings.

Here we will provide you with steps to easily import your Chrome settings into the Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. The steps are discussed below.

Steps to Easily Import Chrome Bookmarks in Microsoft Edge

To Import Chrome Bookmarks in Microsoft Edge, you need to follow few instructions in ascending order; this will prevent you from errors and take less time. The steps are pretty simple. Here how to do it:

1. Firstly, click to open Microsoft Edge.
2. Next, click on the three-dotted button located at the top right corner of the Window.
3. Click on the Settings
4. Then, click on the Import from another browser tab.
5. After that, choose the Chrome option.
6. Now, click on the Import button.

Once the process is completed, you can start by using the Microsoft Edge with your Chrome settings.

Additionally, it is also possible to bring your bookmarks; you simply need to export your Chrome bookmarks as an HTML file and then click on the Import from File button in the import settings options page for the Microsoft Edge.

Micheal Ricky is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Samuel has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup

Source: https://paulgenin.wordpress.com/2018/12/03/how-to-easily-import-chrome-bookmarks-in-microsoft-edge/

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