If you skipped the bookmarks import step during Google Chrome installation or you are just moving to this awesome web browser and you need to move your bookmarks collection from the other browser, there is a built-in tool you can use in Google Chrome to do the bookmarks importing without complication.
In this article I am going to show you how to import bookmarks (or Favorites) from Internet Explorer into Google Chrome, but note this process should also work for all other supported web browsers.
1. While in Google Chrome, click the wrench 
and select Options.
2. Click on Personal Stuff and in the Browsing data section, click Import data from another browser button.
3. Then select from which web browser you want to import your bookmarks from (e.g,. Internet Explorer, Firefox, and even from the Google Toolbar), in this case choose Microsoft Internet Explorer. Also select which items to import. Once that is done, just click the Import button.
4. If you did everything right, you will get the success notice; then click OK to finish and close the Google Chrome’s Options tab.
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