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Why don't you write your own extension to sync your bookmark to AWS? (encrypted of course)
by ZitchDog 16y ago
Why don't you write your own extension to sync your bookmark to AWS? (encrypted of course)
- drivebyacct 16y agoLaziness? Plus I like the fact that it's integrated into the browser itself. That might be irrational though, not sure how well integrated plugins can be in core browser stuff.
- ZitchDog 16y agoSo you want bookmark sync integrated into the browser, but you don't want the bookmarks stored anywhere where google can get at them. How could google put your bookmarks somewhere that they don't have access to?
- drivebyacct 16y agoUh, Chromium's open source, it could ask for FTP credentials and then upload them there...? There are any number of ways this could be done without giving any information to Google and only giving them to Chromium. Am I missing something?