Filed under: Security, Windows, Browsers
How to backup your Internet Explorer settings
by Brad Linder Dec 23rd 2008 at 2:00PM
There are several good utilities for making backups of Firefox profiles. And there's at least one utility for backing up your Opera data. But what about Internet Explorer? For that, there's the creatively named Internet Explorer Backup.
The utility can backup profiles for Internet Explorer 4.0 through Internet Explorer 7. It saves Favorites, Proxy and connection settings, security zones, user customizations, and pretty much everything you see in the screenshot above. You can also schedule backup jobs to run on a regular basis.
Internet Explorer Backup is available as a free download.
[via gHacks]
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Keith said 8:03AM on 12-26-2008
Well, my first question would have to be: "You're still using Internet Explorer (AKA: "The Virus Petting Zoo") exactly WHY?
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