If you can't find the IE favorites in the folder ("From Internet Explorer") or have problems with importing the IE Favorites in Firefox then export the favorites in IE to an HTML file and import that file in the Firefox Bookmarks Manager.
Once completed, your Favorites should appear for you when you click on the Favorites button in Edge (the star icon with the three lines coming out of it in the top bar).You can find the Import menu entry in the Bookmarks Manager (Library) In the menu that pops up, click on Settings and scroll down through the menu offerings until you see a line reading "Import or Export." Click on that and then command the browser to import your Favorites and other information over from Internet Explorer. Launch Edge, then click on the three dots in the upper-right corner of the browser window. Simply locate it's executable by searching for it in Cortana to use it again and then create a shortcut for it on the Desktop using the steps found at this URL if you intend to keep using it: Įdge looks and works similarly to later versions of IE and it's significantly more secure than IE, especially when it comes to protection against phishing.Īnd realistically, it will provide you everything you liked about IE beforehand provided you spend a few minutes customizing it now.įor example, to return your list of favorites to the main view, do the following: Having said this, please know that IE is still there – the icon you were used to clicking on may have been replaced by the Edge icon but the program is still there.
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