Locked Modern Browser That Uses .URL Files

[CarterTaz]

First of all, I don't really use IE, but I'm looking for a modern browser that uses .url files and folders like IE does. I like to organize my bookmarks in folders. I can make new folders change names/descriptions, etc. It's just the way I'm wired. I hate messing with the tree-style bookmarks that Firefox and Chrome browsers use. Right now I can organize bookmarks the way I like in my IE Favorites folders and then import them into FF or Chrome, but I fear that those days are numbered, so I was looking for another browser that I can use only for bookmark organization like I do IE now. Thanks

 

[Jimmy Collaros]

Good... You need a browser that no one knows. You would already know it if it was existing. Sorry but you MUST search in Google.

 

[Uncle Mac]

Chrome or Edge.. Thats the best and their days are far from over

 

[CarterTaz]

Chrome or Edge.. Thats the best and their days are far from over

Chrome & Edge only use a single file too. When I said days are numbered, I was saying that I think that FF and Chrome will stop the option of importing from IE. Thanks

 

[L3GI0N5]

Perhaps try extensions for chrome such as elink.io or booky.io pretty nice bookmark managers, elink works on edge and firefox too

 

[RedDove]

Everyone actually likes Microsoft Edge?
I don't know myself, I am always very wary of
anything with Microsoft attached to it, unless it's something
modified.

 

[L3GI0N5]

Everyone actually likes Microsoft Edge?
I don't know myself, I am always very wary of
anything with Microsoft attached to it, unless it's something
modified.

Well i dont like edge or chrome to be honest, im a firefox and opera gx user

 

[Gorstak]

Maybe SeaMonkey would fit your needs?

 

[CarterTaz]

Maybe SeaMonkey would fit your needs?

Thanks, but it uses the same HTML file as the FF browser. At this point, if FF & Chrome stop the import option from IE I'm going to DL a portable version of the final build that allows import of IE bookmarks and use it to import my bookmarks, then export the file, then import it to my fully installed latest version. Thanks again.