Where are preview bookmarks kept now?

Preview bookmarks used to be exportable from user library preferences file, but under Preview 5.5 that seems to have gone.
Where can I now find a file with my Preview bookmarks?

Open a new tab or window. type '''about:support''' in the address
box and press enter.
'''Or'''
Press the '''Alt''' or '''F10''' key to bring up the tool bar.
Then '''Help > Troubleshooting Information.'''
Under the page logo on the left side you will see '''Application Basics.'''
Under this find '''Profile Folder.''' To it’s right press the button
'''Show Folder.''' This will open your file browser to the current
Firefox profile. Now '''Close FireFox.'''
Enter the '''bookmarkbackups''' folder. This is
where Firefox makes backups of your bookmarks. Look for the
file you want to restore (check the time / date). Right click on
that file and select '''Copy.''' Now go back to the parent folder
where you started. Right click in the folder and select '''Paste.'''
Rename the file '''bookmarks.html''' by adding
'''.old''' to it. The file you just pasted here, rename it to
'''bookmarks.html.''' After you are done, restart Firefox.

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