
To sync your imported bookmarks to your Google account, click the circular profile icon in the top-right corner of the Chrome window and log into your Google account. Select Bookmarks HTML file in the dropdown, then click Choose File and select the Safari-exported file.

Check the box next to Favorites/Bookmarks.In the window that appears, select Safari in the dropdown.Select Bookmarks -> Import Bookmarks and settings.Click the customize button in the top-right corner of the browser window (the vertical column of three dots). My Mac app has the capability of syncing bookmarks updates to Google Chrome, and users of Chrome Sync expect these changes to appear on their other devices.Name the file containing your bookmarks and save it in a convenient location on your Mac.Launch Safari on your Mac and select File -> Export Bookmarks. Then sign in with the same gmail id you used with chrome on windows.You will enter an interface for you to view deleted history on chrome.

If you've tried out Safari and decided you want to switch to Google's equivalent, you can easily import any bookmarks you've used in Apple's browser straight to Chrome. Launch Chrome and open, then input 'My Activity' into the search bar. Chrome is actually more popular than Safari by far, and if you're new to Mac, it might already be your preferred browser. Head over to the My Shortcuts section of the app and tap on the + icon at the top-right corner of your screen. Select Manage Sync and turn the toggle on next. Apple's native desktop browser is Safari, but just because it comes pre-installed on every Mac doesn't mean you have to use it. Click on the three-dot icon on the upper right corner and select Settings.
