Have you thought about installing the Sundial browser? I found it to be satisfactory in many respects, but apparently the concept of "support" amongst the Sundial people is just that: a concept. I asked for help and (after considerable delay) they sent me a slick advertisement! Good-bye, Sundial.
That was a nice slick publicity piece, but it doesn't address my question: ''How exactly do I import my bookmarks from my present default browser, Firefox?'' Surely you can do better than merely sending me an advertisement. If you and your colleagues don't know how to import bookmarks to Sundial from Firefox, please just say so. Then I can uninstall Sundial and chalk the whole matter up to unpleasant experience. ''Marketing'' and ''support'' are not the same thing. Thank you.
On 4/14/2011 1:27 PM, support wrote:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEPvBz3nrn8>
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Joseph Haran [mailto:Mister-Cat1@comcast.net]
> Verzonden: donderdag 9 december 2010 22:20
> Aan:
feedback@sundialbrowser.com> Onderwerp: Importing bookmarks from Firefox
>
> To whom it may concern:
>
> I'm looking forward to using Sundial as my default browser, but I'll not be
> doing that if I'm unable to import all my bookmarks from Firefox. I was
> taken aback when the installation dialog indicated only Internet Explorer
> bookmarks could be imported! (What's that glaring omission all
> about?) How exactly do I import my bookmarks from my present default
> browser, Firefox? Thank you for your attention to this matter and best
> wishes to you.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> //SIGNED//
>
> JOSEPH A. HARAN, JR.
> 6521 Southeast Powell Boulevard
> Portland, Oregon 97206-2633
> United States of America
> Electronic mail:
Mister-Cat1@comcast.net> Telephone: +1 (503) 788-5792
> Web:
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> R.S.V.P.
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By the way, Sundial is about 85 percent Firefox to begin with. It uses Firefox extensions and plug-ins. It even looks the same as Firefox! Sure, it's faster than Firefox; but when I'd click a Web-page link to an audio or video file, the damned thing would crash. Maybe it's all an April Fools' Day joke? Dutch geeks are now on my fecal roster. *is not amused*
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