How to Import Bookmarks Into Comodo Dragon - Comodo Dragon
You can import bookmarks into Comodo Dragon by using the browser's built-in import tool, which transfers data from Chrome, Firefox, or other Chromium-based browsers in just a few clicks.
How to Import Bookmarks Step-by-Step
Open Comodo Dragon. Click the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the top-right corner. Select "Settings" from the dropdown. On the left sidebar, click "Import settings and data." A new window appears showing available browsers on your computer.
Check the box next to "Bookmarks" (and any other data you want). Click "Import" to complete the process.
The browser automatically detects compatible sources like Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. Your bookmarks migrate instantly into Comodo Dragon's bookmark manager. This method works best if you have your previous browser still installed.
Alternative: Manual Bookmark Import
If automatic detection doesn't work, you can import from an HTML file. Export bookmarks from your old browser as an HTML file first. In Comodo Dragon, open the menu and select "Bookmarks" > "Bookmark Manager." Click the three dots at the top. Choose "Import Bookmarks from HTML file." Navigate to your saved HTML file and select it.
Why Use Comodo Dragon for Bookmarks?
Comodo Dragon (version 134.0.6998.179) is a free Chromium-based browser that secures your bookmarks with DNS protection from Comodo. Your imported bookmarks sync safely without tracking. The interface mirrors Chrome's design, so transferring data feels natural and familiar.
Quick tip: Back up your bookmarks before importing. Export them as HTML from your current browser first. This prevents accidental loss if something goes wrong during transfer.
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