Export Bookmarks and History to CSV or XLSX

Export bookmarks to CSV, HTML or JSON with the folder path on every row. Pro adds XLSX, browsing history, reading list and backups.

Chrome saves bookmarks only as an HTML file and has no button for saving your browsing history. This extension writes your bookmarks to a CSV file with the full folder path on every row, and with Pro it does the same for your history and reading list. Without Pro, it saves them as CSV, HTML or JSON, with no row limit. Each row has the title, URL, folder path ("Bookmarks bar / Work / Tools"), parent folder, position, date added, date last used and domain. The CSV is UTF-8 with a byte order mark, so accents and emoji come through in any spreadsheet app. The HTML file uses the standard format that other browsers import. Filters for folder, domain (include or exclude), date added and text, with a live count and a 50-row preview, show what you will get before you save. Pro is a one-time payment of $7 through ExtensionPay, with no subscription. It adds: - Browsing history as CSV, XLSX or JSON, filtered by date, text and domain, with visit count, typed count and last visit time, or one row per visit with the transition type. - XLSX workbooks that open in Excel, with a Top domains sheet, including one workbook that holds all three data sets. - The reading list as a file. - A duplicate-URL column for cleaning up repeats in a spreadsheet. - A broken-link check that adds an HTTP status column (404, timeout and so on). - Daily or weekly bookmark backups into a folder inside Downloads. Big jobs are written in chunks with a progress bar and a Cancel button, and the window can open in a full tab for long jobs. Your data stays on your computer, in the files you save. Nothing is sent to me or anyone else, and there are no analytics. The extension goes online in two cases: after you click Get Pro or Restore purchase, it asks ExtensionPay whether you have paid, and if you run the link check, it requests each saved URL from its own site to read the status. Chrome asks for your permission the first time you click "Check links", and you can revoke it on the settings page. It only reads. It never changes or deletes anything in your browser.