Help! Where does Netscape store its bookmarks?

Factual Questions
1

I upgraded to XP on a new hard drive, so before doing that I burned my entire old hard drive to CDs. I was using Netscape 7 under Win98SE because IE 6 starting acting up (e.g. not remembering cookies) at one point; now I’m back to IE 6 under XP, which works fine.

Anyway, I keep searching for my Netscape bookmarks on the five CDs to which I backed up the old hard drive, and I can’t find anything. They’re not in the Netscape folder, or at least they didn’t seem to be (it was very late, after a 6+ hour upgrade process).

They’ve gotta be somewhere. Help! Must I use IE’s import bookmarks feature? I don’t even know where they are to begin with.

2

How about c:\Progrma Files\Netscape\Users(your name)\bookmarks.html

3

How about c:\Program Files\Netscape\Users(your name)\bookmarks.html

4

Nope, that’s not where they were, but thanks.

5

Do a search for bookmarks.html and it’ll pop up.

In Windows XP, its under Documents and Settings>(your name)>application data>netscape

Also, you don’t need to use Netscape! Switch to Mozilla, which is the sexy core of Netscape without the redundant crap. Or Firebird, which is even leaner and faster.

6

Ah. These locations are all for NT-type 'doze. In Win98, my Mozilla bookmarks are in c:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\Default User\2yba4urk.slt\bookmarks.html (I mean, duh.)

I imagine NS leaves them in a similar place.

7

Very similar. My Netscape bookmarks (under win98) are in C:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\default\gwqtt60n.slt\bookmarks.html

8

Somehow, everything we bookmarked in Netscape ended up in a Favorites (read: IE) folder. Strange.