How to Copy Google Bookmarks to a Flash Drive

Google Bookmarks is an online bookmark storage service that's free for everyone with a Google account. The service allows you to easily store bookmarks online so you can access them from any computer with Internet access. If you want to download a copy of your Google Bookmarks, you will need to use the export feature and save the file. Afterwards, you can import the bookmarks to Web browsers or just keep the file as a backup.

Instructions

1. Plug your flash drive into an available USB port on your computer.

2. Open a Web browser and navigate to the Google Bookmarks page. If you aren't already logged into your Google account, you will need to enter you Google account name and password.

3. Click the "Export Bookmarks" option on the left side of the page. A file called "GoogleBookmarks.html" will download to the default directory as determined by your Web browser.

4. Open Windows Explorer and locate the file you just downloaded. By default, most browsers download files to your "Downloads" folder.

5. Right-click the file and place the cursor over "Send to." In the "Send to" menu, select your flash drive. Windows will send a copy of the bookmarks file to your flash drive.

Resources

• Google Bookmarks Homepage