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Money MikeJun 29th 2009 10:14PM
So this is basically the same thing as FEBE? FEBE allows you to backup your bookmarks, settings, etc. individually... or you can backup or restore your entire profile in one shot.
It's the first thing I do on a new install and the only negative thing for me is that I have to go and get the FEBE extension and install it before I can restore my profile (which I either have online or on a flash drive). Before I do that, though, I need to open the profile manager and create a new "profile" because FEBE doesn't have the ability to restore to the active profile. Weave sounds like it can restore to the active profile, but it doesn't sound like you can backup or restore an entire profile - just most of the important pieces (I don't see "settings" as an actual option, but that's very important and included in FEBE).
It also doesn't appear to let you create a local backup. It's cool if everything's stored online, but what if you don't have internet access when it's time to do the backup or restore... or what if you're at work and it's specifically blocked by something like Websense?
I love the idea (which has been done before by a utility I always use) and hope that it grows, but I don't see any reason to move away from FEBE right now.