So if you've got a specific or complicated set of extensions and settings on your work machine, and merely thinking about how to transfer them makes you want to revert to using an Underwood, MozBackup should quell your fears. Restoring a profile works the same way, but what makes the app extremely useful is that it doesn't differentiate from a restore and a clean install. To back up Netscape, choose the Mozilla Suite option. Lastly, choose which parts of the profile you want to save or restore, which range from from e-mails and address books to extensions and history, from certificates, and passwords to bookmarks and your cache. Select the program profile and the location to save the backup, and whether you want to password protect the file.

Choose backup or restore, then the application. Also, I don't remember seeing this 'default-release' option before. First, it couldn't find the pcv but it could when I went into Browse and re-selected the file. It doesn't work with Firefox Portable, Sunbird, Songbird, or Flock, but for standard Windows iterations of the programs in the Mozilla suite, it's almost silly to not use this program.Ĭlose the program you want to back up, then run MozBackup. I have used MozBackup for years to restore Thunderbird after a new laptop or a reinstall of Windows, but this time it has failed, over and over. The program works with Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, and Netscape on Windows platforms. MozBackup is a tiny program that makes saving and restoring all your bookmarks, extensions, and other personal settings a streamlined and stress-free experience. As great as it is to have tools such as Firefox and Thunderbird, backing them up can be a tedious process.

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