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Mozilla Firefox Backup Tool - Save Bookmarks and History

Firefox Backup Tool enables you to backup Firefox history, bookmarks, pages, and other data, ensuring you can fully restore your Firefox environment when needed. Handy Backup simplifies all backup tasks by automating the process, allowing you to use the standard Computer plugin to backup Firefox settings and data, as well as restore them effortlessly from a saved copy.

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Version 8.6.2 , built on April 17, 2025. 118 MB
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Advantages of Firefox Backup with Handy Backup

Scheduling and Automating

Perform automatic backup with flexible schedules or event triggers, such as connecting a USB drive, ensuring regular backups without manual effort.

Backup and Restore Flexibility

Choose from full, incremental, differential, and mixed backups, with encryption to secure your Firefox data from unauthorized access.

Wide Compatibility with Storage Solutions

Flexible Storage Options

Backup Firefox data to local or remote storage solutions, including cloud services like Amazon S3, Dropbox, FTP servers, or shared drives.

Efficient Automation for Firefox Backups

Pre- and Post-Backup Automation

Automate actions before and after backups, like closing Firefox before the backup and running programs afterward to optimize the process.

Running in Silent Mode

Run Firefox backups in the background as a Windows service, minimizing distractions and ensuring the task completes quietly.

Task Reporting and Logging

Get detailed backup logs and email notifications, providing full visibility of each task’s progress and status.

Additional Advantages of Firefox Backup Tool

Volume Shadow Copy enables backup of files in use without interrupting operations, ensuring open files and apps are backed up properly, minimizing data loss risks.

Handy Backup uses time-stamping techniques to create accurate, time-specific backups of your data, ensuring every backup is traceable and easily recoverable when needed.

30-day trial lets you test all Mozilla backup features before purchase, offering a chance to fully evaluate the software and ensure it meets your backup needs.

With a user-friendly interface and task grouping capabilities, you can organize and manage backup tasks effortlessly, ensuring efficient backups every time.

Receive expert customer support to assist with any questions or issues you may face, ensuring that you have the guidance and help needed for a seamless backup experience.

Easy setup process ensures you can get started quickly, even without technical expertise, making it simple for anyone to back up their data.

Handy Backup offers a cost-effective price, delivering exceptional value for businesses and individuals with all the necessary backup features.

With a lifetime license, you gain long-term access to all updates and features without ongoing payments, ensuring your backup solution stays current.

How to Backup Firefox with Handy Backup

To backup Firefox history, settings, bookmarks, and other data, you need to save a copy of the local Firefox folder. Handy Backup uses the standard "Computer" plugin (available in all solutions) to perform the Firefox backup.

Launch Handy Backup and open the new task wizard by clicking the "New task" button/menu.
Select a backup task in Step 1 and proceed to Step 2.
Click on the "Computer" plugin in the "Local or Network Drives" section on the left panel.

Specify Backup Set: Local or Network Drives

Note: You can alternatively use the "Network" plugin or select a machine from the drop-down list of available computers (for network editions only) to perform a Firefox online backup.

In the new window that appears, locate and check the box next to the Firefox folder. By default, the settings are usually stored at C:\Users\[YourUsername]\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox, but the Firefox settings location might vary based on your system configuration.

Advice: For Linux versions, this folder is typically located at ~/.firefox.

Click "OK" to return to Step 2 and proceed with creating the Mozilla backup task as described in the User Manual. No additional steps are specific to Firefox backup.