Congrats to Antony for this new topic

[richard mitnick]

Antony-

You are THE MAN!!

Thanks so much for the sensei being responsive to the grasshoppers.

>>RSM

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[Antony]

I use Safari quote a lot, it makes sense to have a subforum for Safari and Chrome and other browsers based on WebKit.

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[Edward]

I just installed Chromium (Linux version of Chrome) and Chrome itself on Windows Vista, both run quite well, I'm very pleased.

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[Edward]

I hope to be able to import the SeaMonkey bookmarks into Chromium

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[richard mitnick]

Edward, I ran Chrome as a default for a month. I definitely imported bookmarks. I generally save the current bookmarks to a file on the desktop and then import from that file. I do that with a new browser in an existing machine, or across the network for a new machine.

>>RSM

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[Edward]

At least with Chromium (Linux), once the initial bookmarks from Firefox are imported, that option is no longer listed.

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