Bookmarks Synchronizer is
an invaluable those who use Firefox on several machines but has two problems: First, it requires an FTP or WebDAV
server, and second, its development has pretty much stalled. (If you really want to give it a try,
check here.)
Foxmarks attempts to pick up the torch and eliminate those problems:
First, Foxmarks has a remote server where your bookmarks are stored so you need an FTP or WebDAV account (though you
can still use one if you've got it), and second, it's under active developent—in fact it's brand new. Also, it
has a pretty cool logo.
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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsEltonDec 26th 2008 9:43AM
I love Foxmarks! I just wish it would work on one of my computers. When I attempt to sync after downloading and installing version 2.6.2 thinking that would resolve the problem, it has not. Using the installation wizard I was able to login to my account and start the sync process. That is as far as I can go. Foxmarks is setting there spinning its wheels. All dressed up and ready to go. Using XP SP2. Any suggestions are welcome! Thanks!
DcostaAug 20th 2009 6:13AM
I am not a great Book marker but knows that Firefox is really supportive for the Bookmark Synchroniser.......................
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willJan 4th 2006 10:57PM
Been using it a few weeks. There is still room for improvement, but it definitely carries on the torch from the defunct Bookmarks Synchronizer. You can still set it to use your own server if you are concerned about storing your bookmarks on theirs. Wish it had SFTP capability though.
AaronJan 5th 2006 12:37AM
I still use bookmark synchroniser, someone hacked it so it would work with firefox 1.5
You can download it off my site here:
http://www.arst3000.com/small/backup/bookmarksync-102-FF15.xpi
DiddleJan 5th 2006 3:23AM
del.icio.us anyone? :p
MalJan 5th 2006 5:18AM
Use del.icio.us, sync with Foxylicious, http://dietrich.ganx4.com/foxylicious/