Firefox Bookmarks.html Merger

Firefox Bookmarks.html Merger is a simple-to-use command-line utility whose name pretty much sums up its functionality. It lets you join together multiple bookmark files saved in Mozilla Firefox (HTML format), in order to create a single file that contains all information.

It features a few intuitive and powerful settings, such as the ability to keep the original folder structure of the bookmarks, as well as to automatically eliminate all duplicates from the same directory.

Installation is not necessary, which makes Firefox Bookmarks.html Merger portable. Its app directory can be saved to a custom location on the disk, and you can call its process from a Command Prompt dialog.

There is also the possibility to save Firefox Bookmarks.html Merger to a removable storage unit, in order to directly run it on any PC without previous installers. Note that the device shouldn't be write-protected because the tool automatically creates some files in the same folder at launch. However, it does not modify the Windows registry (unlike many installers).

The software utility requests users to point out a source directory whose entire HTML files will be automatically assumed as Firefox bookmarks (otherwise it will use all HTML items from the current location) along with a target directory.

As far as options are concerned, it is possible to enable recursive mode when exploring the source folder and to establish the output file name. Results show the total number of found hyperlinks in the output file, unique hyperlinks and folders.

As expected, the utility does not hog system resources. It executes commands and carries out merging jobs fast, without causing Windows to hang, crash or pop up errors. In a nutshell, Firefox Bookmarks.html Merger provides a simple method for joining Firefox bookmarks into a single file to users who prefer command-line tools to graphical interfaces.