iPad Any way to import html bookmark file to Safari on iPad ?

[Six0Four]

So i have an iPad pro, an iphone and an ssd with my saved bookmarks html file on it. Is there any way to import the bookmarks file to Safari on my iPad like you would on a Mac ? The bookmarks were originally exported/saved from Microsoft Edge when i had a PC.

Thank you.

 

[ericwn]

I don’t think that’s easily possible. Do individual HTML files from your disk open on iPad? Maybe you could add them one at a time. Or alternatively maybe find a Mac, create a user with your Apple ID and import the bookmarks there, then sync them via iCloud.

Best success!

 

[AutomaticApple]

So i have an iPad pro, an iphone and an ssd with my saved bookmarks html file on it. Is there any way to import the bookmarks file to Safari on my iPad like you would on a Mac ? The bookmarks were originally exported/saved from Microsoft Edge when i had a PC.

Thank you.

If the bookmarks are on an external drive, plug it into the iPad and drag the bookmark files onto the iPad that way.

 

[Six0Four]

If the bookmarks are on an external drive, plug it into the iPad and drag the bookmark files onto the iPad that way.

Hey thanks, i’m able to bring them over to my ipad but i cant find an option in safari to import them.

 

[Six0Four]

I don’t think that’s easily possible. Do individual HTML files from your disk open on iPad? Maybe you could add them one at a time. Or alternatively maybe find a Mac, create a user with your Apple ID and import the bookmarks there, then sync them via iCloud.

Best success!

Yes i can open the html file on my ipad but cant find an option in safari to import them. Looks like i might have to do it one by one ...

 

[sparksd]

Yes i can open the html file on my ipad but cant find an option in safari to import them. Looks like i might have to do it one by one ...

I did the same - turned out to be a good forcing function for thinning out my bookmarks to those I really use.

 

[Six0Four]

I did the same - turned out to be a good forcing function for thinning out my bookmarks to those I really use.

Lol damn and i just did clean up my bookmarks a few weeks ago.

Thanks.

 

[0128672]

So i have an iPad pro, an iphone and an ssd with my saved bookmarks html file on it. Is there any way to import the bookmarks file to Safari on my iPad like you would on a Mac ? The bookmarks were originally exported/saved from Microsoft Edge when i had a PC.

Thank you.

Is the bookmarks file a text file? If so, you could open it, select all of the bookmarks, and then right tap to open and save in a Notes file. That way they would all format in the Notes file as live links, which you can tap to open in Safari and save from there. It might save time from copying and pasting each one. I just tested this with a text file of 10 links.

 

[Six0Four]

Is the bookmarks file a text file? If so, you could open it, select all of the bookmarks, and then right tap to open and save in a Notes file. That way they would all format in the Notes file as live links, which you can tap to open in Safari and save from there. It might save time from copying and pasting each one. I just tested this with a text file of 10 links.

Hey thanks. I actually use the raindrop bookmark app. That works great but it would be nice to have all my bookmarks inside safari.

 

[Jeffois]

Hey thanks. I actually use the raindrop bookmark app. That works great but it would be nice to have all my bookmarks inside safari.

What's the Raindrop app? By any chance a cross-browser kind of thing like we used to have with xMarks?

Please say yes.

 

[0128672]

What's the Raindrop app? By any chance a cross-browser kind of thing like we used to have with xMarks?

Please say yes.

Why not just look it up in the App Store.

 

[Jeffois]

Why not just look it up in the App Store.

Helpful. Thanks.

 

[0128672]

Helpful. Thanks.

Oh sorry. It sounded like maybe you weren't aware it was in the App Store with a nice, long description about its features. The developer's website goes into more detail.