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can anyone recommend a cross browser bookmark solution?
by doczoidberg 12y ago
can anyone recommend a cross browser bookmark solution?
- ents 12y agopinboard.in
- joemccall86 12y agoI've heard good things about xmarks.
- stevekemp 12y agoPersonally I store bookmarks as a flat file, with some javascript magic for tagging, and store that under git: https://github.com/skx/bookmarks.public https://github.com/skx/bookmarks.public It's portable amongst browsers locally, but obviously it's not an extension and requires more effort to work with. (I tend to bookmark things in my browser for a few days then mass-update the git version and delete from the browser.)
- icesoldier 12y agoI've used xmarks for several years now and I like it. Sometimes it can be awkward when different browsers' conventions both sync in (like Firefox's "Unsorted Bookmarks" appears as a folder in any other browser), but otherwise it's been nice.
- kitbrennan 12y agoHushmarks.com is a very simple solution in that you can just add their bookmarklet to every browser you use.
- hortonew 12y agoI use pocket for storing everything. It's cross-browser and device so you can easily sync offline to your tablet/phone to read on a plane. http://getpocket.com/ http://getpocket.com/
- techwizrd 12y agoPocket is fantastic. I tend to open hundreds of tabs and put them into Pocket if I don't have time to read them. It's nice to have them sync to my phone and my tablet so I can read them offline when I have downtime.
- webwanderings 12y agoGoogle Spreadsheet to store bookmarks, using a bookmarklet.