[DrChaoz]

Hi, I apologize if I am posting this in the wrong place or if this has already been addressed. I am a long-time user of KODI and have created quite a favorites list. I was wondering if there was any way to export these for use in other applications (such as an internet browser)?

Thanks

[Karellen]

You can access the favourites.xml file in the Userdata (wiki) folder... https://kodi.wiki/view/Favourites.xml

As for using it in an internet browser... don't know.

[Klojum]

I was wondering if there was any way to export these for use in other applications (such as an internet browser)?

Kodi's favourites.xml is a simple text file.

xml:
<favourites>

    <favourite name="Radio Something" thumb="http://static.rad.io/images/broadcasts/f3/95/9132/2/t100.png">PlayMedia(&quot;plugin://plugin.audio.radio_de/station/9132&quot;)</favourite>

</favourites>

Exporting would only get you a name and an icon as something useful. Simple enough, but there is no built-in functionality in Kodi for that. Writing an add-on for it could be a solution. What other applications are you going to use this export of favourites for?

[DrChaoz]

I was wondering if there was any way to export these for use in other applications (such as an internet browser)?

Kodi's favourites.xml is a simple text file.

xml:
<favourites>

    <favourite name="Radio Something" thumb="http://static.rad.io/images/broadcasts/f3/95/9132/2/t100.png">PlayMedia(&quot;plugin://plugin.audio.radio_de/station/9132&quot;)</favourite>

</favourites>

Exporting would only get you a name and an icon as something useful. Simple enough, but there is no built-in functionality in Kodi for that. Writing an add-on for it could be a solution. What other applications are you going to use this export of favourites for?

Hi, I would mainly like to somehow visit them inside of a browser. Also, thank you for all of the answers