Export bookmarks as HTML, open the file in FreeSpace, and review the safe links before creating a workspace. The file and extracted URLs stay inside the extension; they are not uploaded to the FreeSpace entitlement service or PayPal.
Plan disclosure: Import is a productive action available during an eligible 30-day trial or paid subscription. FreeSpace shows the selected supported region, exact seller-collected tax, recurring total, and amount due now before any PayPal subscription is created. Checkout is available to United States residents only.
In Chrome Bookmark Manager, choose More, then Export bookmarks. Chrome writes an HTML file.
In FreeSpace, open Move from another tab manager and select the exported HTML file.
Check accepted, duplicate, skipped, and truncated counts plus the tab sample and editable workspace name.
The portable HTML path creates one FreeSpace workspace. Bookmark folders, separators, creation dates, browser sync metadata, favicons, tags, and other browser-specific fields are not rebuilt.
Repeated normalized URLs are reported as duplicates instead of being imported twice.
FreeSpace accepts files up to 4 MB and at most 5,000 safe tabs. Unsupported schemes, credential-bearing or overlong URLs, control characters, and malformed links are skipped. Google's official Chrome Help confirms that Chrome exports bookmarks as an HTML file.