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I was frustrated with Mozilla because importing your IE favorites was near impossible. Firebird automatically imports all of your IE favorites, saving time and frustration.

I just downloaded it, and I'm dinkering with it.

Hamel wrote:I was frustrated with Mozilla because importing your IE favorites was near impossible. Firebird automatically imports all of your IE favorites, saving time and frustration.

I just downloaded it, and I'm dinkering with it.

Automatic importation of IE Favorites has been in Mozilla since v1.1...

Edi

Edi wrote:

Hamel wrote:I was frustrated with Mozilla because importing your IE favorites was near impossible. Firebird automatically imports all of your IE favorites, saving time and frustration.

I just downloaded it, and I'm dinkering with it.

Automatic importation of IE Favorites has been in Mozilla since v1.1...

Edi

And it certainly worked for me in 1.4

Edi wrote:

Hamel wrote:I was frustrated with Mozilla because importing your IE favorites was near impossible. Firebird automatically imports all of your IE favorites, saving time and frustration.

I just downloaded it, and I'm dinkering with it.

Automatic importation of IE Favorites has been in Mozilla since v1.1...

Edi

*loads up vanilla mozilla*

Nope, didn't auto import anything. *shrugs*

Mozzy 1.4 here and it works great for me. I never had a problem importing my IE favorites into Mopzzy 1.1 and it never 'lost' em in an upgrade. Well, until I nuked the HDD once and reinstalled from scratch. A:>FORMAT C: /y <enter> will tend to fuck things up a bit



All Hail the Red Star of Mozilla!

Viva La Revolucion!

Hamel wrote:

Edi wrote:

Hamel wrote:I was frustrated with Mozilla because importing your IE favorites was near impossible. Firebird automatically imports all of your IE favorites, saving time and frustration.

I just downloaded it, and I'm dinkering with it.

Automatic importation of IE Favorites has been in Mozilla since v1.1...

Edi

*loads up vanilla mozilla*

Nope, didn't auto import anything. *shrugs*

I certainly have never had a problem with this issue when using the full installer packages. The only problem I had was with version RC 1.0 , which did manage the importation quite well, but you couldn't delete, modify or move the imported IE links. This was fixed in v1.1 and has worked ever since. This is the first I've ever heard of this problem occurring, and is probably uniquely specific to your system for whatever reason.

Edi