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discuss-request at blu.org wrote: >> Doug wrote: >>> Hello: >>> >>> Given that one may work on 5 different computers with 8 different >>> OS's, has anyone had a great experience with an internet based >>> bookmarking system? >>> >>> doug Doug; As I too use several desktops in several locations AND two notebooks and rely heavily on my bookmarks, which are carefully organized and categorized, I've had my fair share of keeping them sync'ed. Usually without much luck. I've tried numerous products and techniques and believe it or not the ONLY ONE that finally fulfilled my needs was the firefox bookmark synchronizer from google (labs.google.com). I created a a free "gmail" account then installed this extension in my browser and pointed it to this gmail account and from that point on my bookmarks are all synchronized in real time. In fact, I often have multiple desktops open with my firefox browsers at the same time and if I make a bookmark change on one of the machines and swivel around to the other and check my bookmarks, the change is there!!! Hard to beat. And, its free. Just my $0.02 cents but its worth trying out. Oh, and the link and the storage of info is encrypted to prevent prying eyes (hear that George?). Good luck. bobmct -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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