Where are my safari bookmarks?

I seem can not find it under dropdown menu.

HI Robert,
Click the Bookmarks icon left side of your Safari window.
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Hi trparky.
Welcome to the HP Consumer Support Community!
At the top of any forum page you can click the My Settings link. This will bring you to a page with several tabs, one of them being Subscriptions & Bookmarks. Here you can click the Bookmarks link and access all of your bookmarks.
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Where are all my bookmarks? I have done all the checks in the FAQs. still no bookmars and I can not add any new ones to replace the lost ones either

After number two daughter "played with" this 'puter. I have lost all my long and well established bookmarksl The bookmark tab no longer displays a dropdown list of the web addresses trhat it always has done in the past. just a useless blank page with meaningles divisions.
I have tried to reinstall the bookmark by importing them from a previous HTML file and I have tried restoring them from a JSON file, both of which are up to date as of this morning.
Nor can I rebuild the data because I can no longer add any bookmarks
I have even uninstalled and reinstalled the latest version of Firefox. Still nothing. If this is a result of an automatic upgrade, the words "chocolate teapot" spring to mind.
If this is the work of number two daughter, then it is no Father Christmas this year unless you can restore my missing bookmarks to their previous glory, and quickly.
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Safari on windows stinks but I dont want to use chrome as all my bookmarks and passwords are on safari now

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