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I would happily have paid $10/year, but as soon as they made the announcement I went looking for alternatives. I was surprised to find that if you're happy just
by mike-cardwell 16y ago
I would happily have paid $10/year, but as soon as they made the announcement I went looking for alternatives. I was surprised to find that if you're happy just syncing between Firefox installs, "Firefox Sync" does everything XMarks does, (Bookmarks, Passwords, Preferences, History and Tabs) but with a slicker interface. And it will also be built into Firefox 4 rather than having to install the addon...
I no longer see the point in paying XMarks for it...
- ldh 16y agoThere are fine solutions within any single browser. But that's just a non-starter for those who don't want to be restricted to one browser across all environments.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoI tend to stick to one browser across my various machines. If I wanted to start using Chrome I'd just export my bookmarks from Firefox, import them into Chrome and set up syncing with Chrome.