Bookmark Dump Parser

Parses bookmark sync data dumps adds them to the bookmark bar

What is Bookmark Dump Parser?

Bookmark Dump Parser is a Chrome extension that allows you to easily import bookmarks from Chrome on mobile. Follow the simple steps to dump sync nodes, transfer the file to a desktop computer, and use the extension to create a folder on the bookmark bar with all bookmarks from the dump.

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Extension stats

By: metarmask

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 5 ▲ 1

Rating: 5.00 (1)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2016-04-02)

Creation date: 2016-04-02

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

bookmarks

Size: 10.09K

Email: ih*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 142550 ▲ 3816

Other rankings

#5935 in Developer Tools ▲ 45

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Let's you import bookmarks from Chrome on mobile.

Enter chrome:sync-internals into the address bar
Go the Data tab
Unselect everything but Bookmarks
Check "include node content"
Click "Dump sync nodes to file"
Wait for the file to download
Transfer the file to a desktop computer with Chrome
Install this extension
Click on "Choose File" and choose the file you transfered.

The extension should now have created a folder on the bookmark bar with all bookmarks in the dump. If it didn't, contact me via the Support tab.

User reviews

Literally saved my bacon when the thousands of bookmarks I've saved over the years suddenly vanished. FYI, if something like this happens to you, try to disconnect at least one synced device from the internet. This will prevent the bookmarks from updating and being removed on that device as well. Example: I put an Android phone into Airplane mode, followed the authors instructions in the description, transferred the export file to my PC, then used the extension to import the bookmarks. They lost their directory structure, but that beats manually entering all the URLs in again! Thanks again Metamask!