This works very well- thanks very much for making it available.

However, it only runs through the terminal, and the directions aren't any good for someone who's not at least somewhat used to the terminal.

To that extent, I'm writing alternate directions here:

1. Download the file for this program and expand the archive so you have a file called "MozSafBookmarks.pl"

2. Open a finder window that shows the folder containing this file.

3. Open another finder window that shows the icon for your Mozilla Bookmarks File, the file path (to find it) should be something like this: Users/[YourUsername]/Library/Mozilla/Profiles/default/15jbitmt.slt/bookmarks.html

4. Open another Finder window that shows your Safari Bookmarks File, the path should be something like this: Users/[Your Username]/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist

5. Open the application “Terminal” from the “Utilities” folder in your “Applications” folder.

6. At the prompt in the terminal window, do the following:

- Type “cd ” (do type the [SPACE] after the letters “CD.”

- Drag the folder containing the downloaded file ("MozSafBookmarks.pl") to the terminal window. The path to the folder should appear, so it should read something like “cd /Users/[YourUsername]/Documents/Downloads”

- Hit return

7. At the prompt in the terminal window, do the following:

- Type “perl MozSafBookmarks.pl “ (including a space at the end again).

- Drag the Mozilla Bookmarks file to the terminal.

- Drag the Safari bookmarks file to the terminal.

At this point, after the command prompt, it should read something like this:

perl MozSafBookmarks.pl /Users/[YourUsername]/ Library/Mozilla/Profiles/default/4p3abcpw.slt/bookmarks.html /Users/[YourUsername]/Library/Safari/Bookmarks.plist

- Hit Return

The terminal should return the line “Completed”

Now you should be able to launch Safari and see your Mozilla bookmarks in a new folder called “Mozilla” in the Bookmarks window.