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To import your settings, click File > Import. Select the browser from which to import
settings. After you click Next, your settings are imported. Find your imported bookmarks
in a newly created folder, beginning with From.
15.3.3 Live Bookmarks
Live bookmarks display headlines in your bookmark menu and keep you up to date
with the latest news. This enables you to save time with one glance at your favorite
sites.
Many sites and blogs support this format. A Web site indicates this by showing an orange
icon in the right part of the location bar. Click the icon and choose Subscribe now in
the page that opens. A dialog box opens in which to select the name and location of
your live bookmark. Confirm with Add. This page also lets you choose alternative ap-
plications to subscribe to, such as Bloglines, or My Yahoo. To manually add a live
bookmark, you need the URL of the feed. Proceed as follows:
Procedure 15.1 Manually Adding a Live Bookmark
1 Open the bookmark manager with Bookmarks > Organize Bookmarks.
2 Select File > New Live Bookmark
3 Insert a name for the live bookmark and enter the URL in the Feed Location, for
4 Close your bookmark manager.
15.3.4 The Bookmarks Toolbar
The Bookmarks Toolbar is displayed beneath the navigation bar and lets you
quickly access bookmarks. You can also add, organize, and edit bookmarks directly.
By default the Bookmarks Toolbar is populated with a predefined set of bookmarks
organized in several folders (see
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example,
http://www.novell.com/newsfeeds/rss/coolsolutions
.xml. Firefox updates your live bookmarks.
Figure 15.1, "The Browser Window of Firefox"
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