My HDD crashed with boot sector problems. So I am reinstalling everything. However, I cannot locate the place where Pale Moon stored bookmarks on my HDD. Obviously I cannot run Palemoon to export bookmarks into HTML etc. so if you could please let me know where on HDD in Vista Palemoon stores its settings, especially bookmarks, I would be really grateful.
I went into Mozilla profile under Appdata/Roaming/Mozilla but the profile data were modified in March, so a longt ime ago, I gues sthis is not where Palemoon now stores the profile/bookmark info....
P.S. i do not know what version fo Palemoon I had, but I have been using Palemoon for about 6 months now, if that is any help.
Thank you.
George
Bookmarks/Profile - Where on HDD in Vista?
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Re: Bookmarks/Profile - Where on HDD in Vista?
You can find the profile of Pale Moon under %APPDATA%\Moonchild Productions\Pale Moonif you could please let me know where on HDD in Vista Palemoon stores its settings, especially bookmarks, I would be really grateful.
On Vista/7 this would be C:\Users\{your user name}\AppData\Roaming\Moonchild Productions\Pale Moon\
Your bookmarks will be stored in the file places.sqlite
A description and file name of other files with data to recover can be found in the Mozillazine knowledge base:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Recovering important data from an old profile
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