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the sed -n 's/start/,/end/p' did not work
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That construct is an "address range", and works on a line basis---i.e. it would print all lines beginning with the first on containing "start", and ending with the first one containing "stop".
Can you post an excerpt from the file?
Does FF have a utility for recovering bookmarks from backup? (There's a voice talking to me......)