Recently I screwed up while partitioning my laptop and lost all my files. Yippee. 
Luckily, I had found a freeware program called “MozBackup“ and had backed up all of my Firefox passwords and more. So I had the backup file on another computer and only had to use MozBackup there and restored all my passwords, bookmarks, and some of my add-ons. Heres what MozBackup can backup:
- Firefox 1.0 – 3.0 Alpha 6
- Thunderbird 1.0 – 2.0
- SeaMonkey 1.0a – 1.1
- Mozilla Suite 1.7 – 1.7.x
- Netscape 7.x.
- Works only on Windows and not on Portable Firefox.
(The Netscape browser is really just Firefox with a new skin.) Sadly, it couldn’t backup all my firefox add-ons, but heres what add-ons it can backup:
- Adblock Plus
- Bookmarks Synchronizer
- Clippings
- Colorzilla
- Crash Recovery
- Download Manager Tweak
- File Title
- ForecastFox
- Google Toolbar
- Greasemonkey
- HTML Validator
- Chatzilla
- Lightning
- Menu Editor
- Mouse Gestures
- Prefbar
- Sage
- ScrapBook
- Signature
- Slim Extension List
- Stylish
- Tab Mix Plus
- Tabbrowser Extensions
- Tabbrowser Preferences
- View Source With
- Web Developer
So even though my laptop is trashed, I still have all the important files from it. 
View screen shots of it here.
Download it directly here.
Get translated versions here.
Read more on it at their support section.
Subscribe to their mailing list using below instructions:
- You can use the official mailing list mozbackup@freelists.org for announcements of new releases.
- To subscribe to the mailing list send e-mail to mozbackup-request@freelists.org with “subscribe” in the Subject. To unsubscribe send e-mail to mozbackup-request@freelists.org with “unsubscribe” in the Subject.
And now for the question of the day:
How can I fix my hard drive now? I can’t get past the start-up screen.
Filed under: backup, mozilla, mozilla suite, netscape, passwords, seamonkey, technology, thunderbird | Tagged: backup, mozilla, passwords, restore
