Moved from PC to Mac can I go back & bring bookmarks etc with me?

I am giving Mac a try & want to use my PC bookmarks etc. Ibelieve I could have done this when I opened the Firefox account in Mac, but by passed download apps from Internet Explorer. Can I rectify that omission?

You should be able to easily move your Firefox bookmarks to a new computer if you follow these instructions for [https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Backing%20up%20and%20restoring%20bookmarks Backing up and restoring bookmarks].

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