Move Bookmarks From Firefox To Slimbrowser

[PattiChati]

I am so sick and tired of Firefox, it just gets slower and slower, I can't stand it. I just downloaded Slimbrowser. I have no idea where to go for help.
How can I, or can I, move my bookmarks, of which I have over 100, into slimbrowser? If I can't I will have to stay with Firefox. I can't do without my Bookmarks.
Any ideas of any of this?
thanks
Patti

[jholland1964]

What version of Firefox are you using? Are you absolutely certain that Firefox is the problem? Is Internet Explorer slow also? Have you done a general cleanup of the computer and the browser? Have you updated your java programs lately?

[OEM_guy]

I agree with jholland1964 that likely some culprit is causing the issue

........having said that;

with Firefox open, select the "Bookmarks" from the menu and click on "Organize Bookmarks"
in the panel at the left of the Bookmarks Manager Window, highlight the "Bookmarks" ___ in this way you are selecting all of the bookmarks within the folder ___ Then click on "File" at the top left of the menu and choose "Export"
This will prompt you to save a file, "bookmarks.html" __ then navigate to someplace where you will place that file, such as the Desktop then click the "Save" button.

You should now see a file on the Desktop, or wherever you directed it to be created.

Now at this point I am admittedly a bit fuzzy as I have never used Slimbrowser
however, in that it in fact relies upon Internet Explorer in order to function at all, I will assume that the Import function is similar if not identical
Therefor, open Slimbrowser, select File from the uppermost menu and click on Import/Export
Follow the steps and indicate you will be importing from a file
when prompted, navigate to the bookmarks.html you created on your desktop
and select it for import

hope that helped

[jholland1964]

I believe you are correct OEM...SlimBrowser is pretty much IE. I cannot imagine anything slowing Firefox other than out of date Firefox itself, out of date java, a crammed full cache, cookies, or malware...OR problems with the ISP.