Save As from the File menu. The bookmark list is then saved as an html file. This file can be put on a web server to be accessed by anyone who knows its address. You can also access it through the browser on your computer, using Open File, and read it as a local web page. Note that folder names appear as nested headings.
Browsers generally store bookmark lists as html files.
The Browser will then parse it into a bookmark list. You can take any html file into the Favorites list in this way. Explorer will parse it, ignoring most extraneous text and diagrams, to produce a list of web links as bookmarks, though it will still need some editing. So if you find a web page that contains a useful list related to product information you can import it into your bookmark list in your browser. This does not work with all search engine results, as they commonly generate server-specific link addresses.