Bookmarks Unifier For Mac

Bookmarks Unifier is a Java based application that can help you create new bookmarks databases by importing data from other sources. The app can create bookmark files compatible with Firefox, Opera, and Internet Explorer.

Worth mentioning is that the Bookmarks Unifier project has not been under development for quite some time, yet the application still works on the latest macOS Sierra release.

This situation might be explained by the fact that Bookmarks Unifier runs on the Java platform. Naturally, you will have to make sure that the Java runtime has been deployed on your system before trying to launch the Bookmarks Unifier application.

Working with Bookmarks Unifier proves to be quite intuitive, but if you are encountering issues understanding how everything works, make sure to press the helps button. Bookmarks Unifier will launch a new panel that includes a brief description on how to use the app.

Bookmarks Unifier offers you the possibility to select the source bookmark file and specify its type: Firefox, Opera, or Internet Explorer. The same rules apply in the exporting panel, expect that you need to provide the output destination.

Whenever you press the Import button, Bookmarks Unifier will update the current URL database and you get to see how many URLs and folders have been imported, and if there are any redundant entries.

Similarly, when pressing the Exporting button, Bookmarks Unifier will move the data to a user-defined database, and you get to see a notification when the transfer is complete.

To sum up, Bookmarks Unifier is a small tool that helps you manage your Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer bookmarks databases in a rather intuitive manner.

The Bookmarks Unifier app has not been updated for a considerable amount of time, yet given the fact that the utility runs on the Java platform, the tool still works on the latest macOS Sierra version.