

It's an easy way to do Firefox backup, Thunderbird backup. This program is freeware (even for commercial use) and works on Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7. MozBackup 1.5.2 Beta 1 released! MozBackup 1.5.2 Beta 1 is here with some bugfixes. Please test this version but beware that it's beta! See Changelog, Download. MozBackup 1.5.1 released! MozBackup 1.5.1 is here with some bugfixes. MozBackup 1.5 released! MozBackup 1.5 is here with some bugfixes and with support of Firefox 4.0. MozBackup 1.5 Beta 1 released! No, MozBackup isn't dead :) Beta version of MozBackup 1.5 is here with some bugfixes and with support of Firefox 4.0. Final version will be available before Firefox 4.0 release. MozBackup 1.4.10 released! This version comes with some bugfixes. MozBackup 1.4.10 Beta 1 released! This version comes with support of Postbox and Wyzo.

Overall, though, there is no simpler way of moving and backup up profiles from one PC to another than MozBackup.MozBackup was updated and now works correctly with Firefox 3.6, Thunderbird 3.0 and SeaMonkey 2. I'm not crazy about installing programs that I use less than once every few weeks. I guess it's too reflexive to have it create a backup of the very profile in which it's located, but if it were an extension for Firefox and Thunderbird it would be so much simpler to use. Likewise, I'm not fond of the fact that MozBackup requires its own program to be installed. My only gripes about MozBackup are that it only works for PC no linux or OSX support, which is one of the reasons Mozilla's apps are so useful and recently ubiquitous. To import a backup into another PC, install MozBackup into that computer and restore. To restore a backup, just run Mozbackup again and select Restore a profile instead of Backup a profile. pcv file, which is really just a zip file with a different extension. Make sure that both Firefox and Thunderbird are closed when you do this, by the way (it'll warn you if it's open).

It will take you step by step towards backup up the profiles you want. It imports everything from your saved passwords, bookmarks, browsing history, and even extensions, AND, in the case of Thunderbird, also your emails and contacts.
