If you have access to both, I recommend using a Mac since it's the most convenient for this task. As long as you have either a PC or a Mac at hand, it's just super-easy to do. So today, I'm going to show you how to do the opposite - import Safari bookmarks to Chrome. Also, you can’t disregard its seamless cross-platform sync support for Windows and Android-based devices along with macOS. On the iPhone, it’s still the best navigation-wise.
That warrants a switchover.īut of course, that’s not to say Chrome is a bad browser by any means.
Recently, Safari has become exceedingly good due to the multiple updates that it received in iOS 13 and iPadOS. Last week, I talked about a couple of workarounds to import Chrome bookmarks to Safari, and for a good reason. And that holds correct for both Safari and Chrome on the iPhone and iPad.
That makes switching browsers downright painful. If there’s one thing I dislike about mobile browsers in general is that they cannot import or export bookmarks directly.
