Convert your Arc bookmarks to standard format
Arc's export gives you a Markdown list. This converts your sidebar — Spaces, tabs, folders — into proper bookmarks HTML that works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and more.
StorableSidebar.json or Arc Data Export.md here(or click to choose)
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Your preview
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Arc Sidebar
- Work 12 tabs
- Personal 8 tabs
- Research 15 tabs
Browser Bookmarks
- Work
- GitHub Dashboard
- Figma Design
- Project Docs
- Personal
- Gmail
- Calendar
- Research
Everything runs locally in JavaScript. No server, no uploads, no tracking.
Where to find your Arc data
Best: StorableSidebar.json (includes Spaces, pinned tabs, folders, Favorites)
Quit Arc first, then:
- Mac: Finder → Go → Go to Folder →
~/Library/Application Support/Arc/ - Windows: Win+R, open
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\, find folder starting withTheBrowserCompany.Arc, thenLocalCache\Local\Arc\StorableSidebar.json
Alternative: Arc's Markdown export — In Arc: File → Export Data. See Arc's guide.
More details: StorableSidebar.json explained
Import to your new browser
Chrome
Menu (⋮) → Bookmarks and lists → Import bookmarks and settings → choose Bookmarks HTML File → select your downloaded file
Firefox
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+O → Import and Backup → Import Bookmarks from HTML → select the file
Safari (Mac)
File → Import From → Bookmarks HTML File → select the file
Edge
Settings → Profiles → Import browser data → Favorites or bookmarks HTML file
Brave
Menu (☰) → Bookmarks → Import bookmarks and settings → Bookmarks HTML File
Zen Browser
Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+O → Import and Backup → Import Bookmarks from HTML
Detailed guides: Chrome · Firefox · Safari · Zen
Questions
- Is my data uploaded? No. This is a static page. Your file is read with the browser FileReader API and converted in memory. You can load the page, disconnect from the internet, and it still works.
- What's included? Every Space (as a folder), pinned tabs, nested folders, Favorites, and unpinned tabs. Split Views become small folders.
- Why not use Arc's built-in export? Arc exports a Markdown list that browsers can't import. This converts it into the standard Netscape HTML format all browsers understand.
- When does Arc stop working? December 22, 2026. Request your account data by December 15.
- Are there free options? Yes. Dia (The Browser Company's new browser) includes Arc import at no cost.
- Why charge? The preview is free so you can verify your data parses correctly. The $7 fee supports maintenance.
- Refunds? Email pittsdev@mail.grokbot.com within 14 days for a full refund.