How do I export Samsung Internet bookmarks?

Samsung Internet has no one-tap "export to HTML." The practical routes are: turn on sync (Settings → Sync) to back favorites up to your Samsung account, use Smart Switch to move them to a new phone, or sync to a desktop browser and export to HTML from there.

How do I transfer Samsung Internet bookmarks to a new phone?

Use Smart Switch during the new phone's setup, or sign into the same Samsung account with bookmark sync enabled and your favorites restore automatically.

How do I find my bookmarks in Samsung Internet (phone or tablet)?

Open Samsung Internet, tap the ☰ menu in the bottom bar, then Bookmarks. They're stored separately from Chrome's bookmarks.

Why don't my Samsung Internet bookmarks show in Chrome?

They're stored separately — Samsung Internet uses its own favorites and Samsung account, not Chrome's Google account. The two never share a bookmark list.

How do I back up Samsung Internet bookmarks?

Turn on sync under Settings → Sync and sign into your Samsung account, which backs your favorites up to Samsung Cloud.

Can I export bookmarks from the Samsung browser to Chrome or another phone?

Not directly — the Samsung browser (Samsung Internet) has no export-to-HTML button. Sync your favorites to a desktop browser first and export from there, or use Smart Switch for a phone-to-phone move. A bookmark app like Tuckii can also hold links from both browsers in one place.

Samsung Internet Bookmarks: Find, Export & Transfer Them

Samsung Internet keeps a completely separate set of bookmarks (it calls them “favorites”) from Chrome. That’s the single biggest reason Samsung users think they’ve “lost” bookmarks — they saved them in one browser and are looking in the other. Here’s how to find, sync, and move your Samsung Internet bookmarks.

Want the wider picture of where Android keeps bookmarks across every browser? See where are bookmarks stored on Android.

Where to find your Samsung Internet bookmarks

Open Samsung Internet.
Tap the ☰ menu (the three-line icon in the bottom bar).
Tap Bookmarks.

That list is stored in Samsung Internet’s own app data — independent of Chrome and your Google account.

Sync them to your Samsung account

To back favorites up and have them follow you across Samsung devices:

Go to Samsung Internet → Settings → Sync (sometimes shown as “Sync with Samsung Cloud”).
Sign in to your Samsung account and enable bookmark/favorite sync.

Once on, your favorites are backed up to Samsung Cloud and restored when you sign in on another Samsung phone. (Some versions also offer syncing to Firefox or Microsoft accounts via an extension — handy if you want them in a desktop browser too.)

Transfer Samsung Internet bookmarks to a new phone

Samsung → Samsung: Smart Switch moves Samsung Internet data (including favorites) from your old phone to the new one during setup.
Already synced? Just sign into the same Samsung account on the new device and turn sync on.

Note: Samsung Internet doesn’t have a simple one-tap “export to HTML” like Chrome does. The practical routes are Samsung account sync, Smart Switch, or syncing to a desktop browser — then exporting from there if you need an HTML file.

Switching away from Samsung — or to an iPhone? The cross-platform walkthrough is here: how to transfer bookmarks to a new phone.

Samsung Internet bookmarks disappeared or not syncing?

Nine times out of ten, “disappeared” favorites aren’t deleted. Run these checks in order:

Are you in the right browser? Samsung Internet and Chrome keep separate lists — a favorite saved in one never shows in the other.
Same Samsung account? Sync only restores favorites tied to the account you’re signed into. Check Settings → Sync and confirm the account matches your old phone.
Is sync actually on? After an update or reset, bookmark sync can silently turn off. Toggle it off and on again to force a fresh sync.
Secret mode? Favorites saved in Secret mode live in their own list and don’t sync.

If they’re genuinely deleted, your options are a Samsung Cloud / Smart Switch backup — the full recovery playbook is in how to find and recover bookmarks on Android.

The catch: your links are split across browsers and apps

Even with sync working, Samsung Internet favorites are still a silo:

They don’t appear in Chrome (or any other browser).
They’re tied to the Samsung ecosystem.
They can’t capture the links you save inside apps — a TikTok video, an Instagram post, a link a friend sends you.

So “all my saved links” still means hunting across Samsung Internet, Chrome, and a handful of apps — with no way to search them together.

Keep every link in one place — Tuckii

A dedicated bookmark app fixes the silo problem because any app can send links to it:

Save from anywhere via the Android share sheet — Samsung Internet, Chrome, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, newsletters.
One searchable library on your device — not split between Samsung Cloud, Google, and apps; works offline; no account.
Free to use every day; an optional Pro upgrade adds tags, full-collection sharing, and backup.