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Is there a way to “import” hotlists from the NSCA Mosaic to Netscape bookmarks?

April 26, 2017Bookmarks import Mosaic netscape NSCA

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Is there a way to “import” hotlists from the NSCA Mosaic to Netscape bookmarks?

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Yes! Netscape bookmarks come with an Import command that will read any HTML file containing links and turn those links into entries in the Bookmark list. Convert your current Hotlists to HTML and then use the Import command on the Bookmark window. (If you need help, check out our documentation on the Bookmarks Dialog) If you are running NCSA Mosaic for X Window System, bring up your Hotlist dialog and choose Mail To. Mail the hotlist to yourself: it arrives in HTML form. Alternatively, for X Window System you could use the hl2html (that is “hotlist to html”) utility to convert your hotlist to HTML. If you’re on NCSA Mosaic for Windows, use the Winh2htm (Windows hotlist to html) utility. If you using NCSA Mosaic for Macintosh, there is a utility called HHConv that is a HyperCard stack that will take you through the steps to turn your hotlist into HTML.