brave browser bookmarks location
How to find, move and import bookmarks in Brave...
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Brave browser bookmarks location:
C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local \BraveSoftware\Brave-Browser\User Data\Default
Open windows explorer and paste the line above into the address bar. If you are moving
your bookmarks to a new PC you'll want to copy 2 files "bookmarks" & "favicons".
See how it's done...
Why give Brave a try..?
You might have noticed you've been talking to a friend about a product or service only to find the next time you go online you start seeing ads for that exact product.
This is because big businesses have the ability through tracking data to follow you around online until they finally make that sale. Not only this, your online activity data can actually be sold on! You actually become the product.
If you don't appreciate allowing big tech to follow, track, and sell your online activity this is where a browser like brave can help...
Take back control → The majority of the world's most popular sites run tracking code that tried to identify and sniff out what you might be interested in. Brave blocks all this type of malicious code allowing you to browse freely without stalker websites tapping on your shoulder.
Performance you deserve → Just because you've never heard of Brave doesn't mean it's slow. Brave browser is actually built on the same foundation as Google Chrome so you can expect a fast bowsing experience. Because Brave blocks all the rubbish it actually loads most major sites 6X faster than Chrome or Microsoft Edge!
Your privacy → Chrome & Edge both claim to have a private mode (incognito) but this "private" mode only blocks your history from other people using the same PC or laptop. Brave's private mode really is private, blocking your history and location by routing your browser activity through different encrypted servers in random locations.
Get started with Brave → Even if Chrome, Edge, or Firefox remain your default browser it won't hurt to give Brave a try. It's super easy to download, install, and import your bookmarks from your default browser.
Import bookmarks from chrome to brave
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