If my Ubuntu is installed in ext4, will everything I download and write there be worthless if I try to view it on Windows 10?
Is it possible to convert anything without losing it? Will I be able to copy bookmarks from Windows onto Ubuntu?
If my Ubuntu is installed in ext4, will everything I download and write there be worthless if I try to view it on Windows 10?
Is it possible to convert anything without losing it? Will I be able to copy bookmarks from Windows onto Ubuntu?
Use browser's sing in to sync, both on windows and ubuntu. Your bookmarks will be synced, also history, logins, and so on.
This way applicable both for Firefox and Chrome but separate for each other.
There are software to access ext4 from windows, so you can copy files to ubuntu. I don't remember application name, but you can easy search for it. Bookmarks are not files, but records in browser profile, so use sync for them instead of copy.
sudo apt install exfat-fuse exfat-utils
– LeonidMew
Feb 02 '19 at 15:50