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Xmarks to close up shop, end bookmark syncing service

Mozilla is building bookmark, password, and preference synchronization for Firefox into a product called Firefox Sync. You can use it to keep your browser work, home, and other computers in sync. Opera has allowed users to synchronize their data for years, and the Google Chrome browser now has similar features baked in. But the grandaddy of all bookmark synchronization services…

September 28th, 2010, 7:52 am by Brad Linder | 6 Comments

Keep browser bookmarks, passwords synchronized across computers

File this under things I should have done ages ago. Following the advice of jkOnTheRun’s Kevin Tofel, I finally got around to installing Foxmarks on my primary work laptop and on my primary netbook (which, at the moment, happens to be an Asus Eee PC 1000H). Foxmarks lets you keep your bookmarks synchronized across multiple browsers. The latest version also…

October 27th, 2008, 4:47 pm by Brad Linder | 10 Comments