A while ago, I wrote about how to backup your Firefox bookmarks and that occassionally doing so was prudent in the event of a disaster. Of course, the problem with that method is that it is a manual process you have to remember to do. The best method is to have your bookmarks backed up automatically and the appropriately named add-on, Bookmark Backup, does just that.
Bookmark Backup is a simple extension that helps to keep your bookmarks (and optionally other Firefox settings) safe. Each time Firefox is closed, a copy of your bookmarks file will be made to a backup location. If Firefox’s bookmarks become corrupted or lost, find the most recent uncorrupted backup and copy it into your profile folder.
Simple enough. You can configure the location of where you want your backups stored and you can also backup just about anything else in your browser including passwords and cookies.
Since a backup is performed everytime your browser closes, this is a true ‘set it and forget’ method for making sure your bookmarks are safe.

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