This wikiHow teaches you how to download your Google Chrome bookmarks as a file on your Windows or Mac computer. Once you've exported the bookmarks file, you can upload it to another browser to view the bookmarks in that browser. Keep in mind that you cannot export Chrome bookmarks from.
People App at a Glance The People app is a hub for all your contacts. It’s a competent contact manager that can store a wide variety of information about each person, including name, email address, street address, title, phone number, and much more. As with the Mail and Calendar apps, the People app only works with online accounts. You cannot use this app to create and mange contacts that are stored locally in your PC. The main view in the People app gives you a consolidated list of all the contacts in an alphabetized navigation pane on the left. To the right, you’ll see the details for a selected contact. If the People app has people listed in it the very first time you launch it, then you’ve probably entered your account details in another Microsoft app.
How to Import Contacts From Gmail, Outlook and Other Accounts If you already have contacts in an online account, like Gmail, Outlook, or iCloud, you can add all those contacts to Windows’ People app in one fell swoop. To add an account, click the ellipses at the top right of the search field and choose “Settings”. Any currently linked accounts will appear here. Click “Add an account” to display the “Choose an account” screen.
Select one of the online account types and follow the on-screen instructions to sign in with your credentials. The People app will then sync contacts with your online accounts. If you change a contact’s information on one device, it will get automatically synced with your other devices. It’s important to understand that you’re actually linking those services to all of Windows’ built-in apps. After setting up an account, all of Microsoft’s apps—Mail, Calendar, People, and so on—can use its information. Note: Microsoft’s online help indicates that you can also hook up your social network accounts to the People app—but if you click “Get social apps” here on the Settings screen, it returns an error page.
So it looks like this feature is broken for now. How to Add a New Contact from the People App To add a new contact, select the “+” button above the contacts list. A new blank contact pane will open.
If you have multiple accounts configured, then you’ll be prompted to choose which account you want that contact stored with. But if you have configured only one account, the new contact will, of course, be added to that account. The New Contact display provides a wealth of fields for you.
Fill the fields as much as you need. Press the Tab key to move from field to field. To change the label for a number (“mobile”, “home”, “work”, and so on), click the drop-down menu next to the current label. Select “Add Photo” to use an image from your Photos app.
If you do not add an image, the initials for the contact will appear instead. Select “Other” to add additional information fields to your contact. Several fields are available, including company, family, birthday, anniversary, and note fields. Click “Save” to add the contact to the People app. To make changes to an existing card, select the contact and click the “Pencil” icon.
Alternatively, right-click the contact in the contacts list and choose “Edit” from the pop-up menu. You’ll be given all the same options listed above. Share a Contact Sharing contact cards is a quick and easy way to share someone’s information with a friend or family member all at once (“Hey, what’s Grandma’s phone number and email address?”). To do so, display the contact, and select “More Share a contact”. You’ll be asked to confirm this action (select the checkmark) and then the Share pane will appear on the right side of the screen. If you choose to share via Mail, a New Mail pane will appear so you can email the contact information (in a friendly VCF format that can be imported to many other address book apps). The People app is great for consolidating all your contact lists, but the big payoff comes when you sign into another Windows 10 device–you’ll notice that your address book is already filled in with your all your contacts and accounts.
Import certificates from Firefox into Chrome Question I am having difficulty getting a certificate in Google Chrome, and have already tried the CertAid Tool, available from:. Is there another option for getting a certificate in Chrome? Answer Step 1: Obtain a certificate in Firefox. If Firefox is not installed, you can download Firefox from. Select the Green button for Free Download.
Navigate, in Firefox, to. Select the link to Get an MIT Personal Certificate.
Step 2: Export the Certificate from Firefox. Open Firefox. Go to Tools Options and click on the Advanced icon.
Click on the Encryption tab and click on View certificates. Highlight your certificate and click on Backup. Choose where you want to save the file (desktop/temp), then name the file. You will then be prompted for the certificate password you set when you obtained the certificate. You will then be asked to create and confirm another password. Enter anything (but remember it) and confirm because you will need this when importing into Internet Explorer. The file saves as a.P12 file.
Select OK. Step 3: Import the Certificate into Google Chrome. Open Google Chrome. Go to Customize and Control options, on the top right. Choose Settings from the drop-down menu. Click Show advanced settings. Scroll down to and click on Manage certificates.
Click Import. Click Next in the Import Wizard. Browse to where you saved your Firefox certificate (desktop, etc.). Highlight the certificate file filename.p12. You may need to change the 'files of type' to 'Personal Information Exchange.pfx.p12' if file not visible. Click Next. Type the password that you used for Export encryption above.
Check the automatically select box if not already enabled. Click Next.
Click Finish Import should be complete. Click OK and close the Import wizard.