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Multi computer is what I need.
Looks nice, but I am looking for something that will keep the same bookmarks on multiple computers.
Multi computer: My Favorites Matian
Have you tried My Favorites Matian:
Multi computer is what I need.
Ask and You Shall Receive.
Multi computer is what I need.
Another possibility is Skramkoob:
Multi computer is what I need - I found it here->
As a consultant who ends up working in many other people's offices, on many strange machines, I ran into this problem 3 years ago. I wanted to be able to access bookmarks no matter where I was. I discovered Backflip <http://www.backflip.com> and have been using it ever since. Recommended. Now the only bookmarks on my home machines relate to internal items - e.g. the configuration page for my gateway, and pages that I only ever need to be able to access from home - i.e. almost none. Meanwhile I've bookmarked hundreds of sites on Backflip. The structure encourages categorization, too, so I find it easy to find links again, rather than having an endless scrolling list of bookmarks.
Multi computer is what I need - I found it here->
I agree with you. I used Backflip in 2000, but then they ran into problems, so I thought they would disappear entirely. I started to use URL manager instead. I like Backflip however, since it is web-based (and still free!).
Multi computer is what I need.
i have been looking for a slick solutiom to this problem for years. this is my current solution, which i feel works the best for me. it uses a combination of skramkoob and the ie page holder feature. just set up an account with skramkoob, and then open your skramkoob bookmarks window. right click inside that window and choose open page in new window. this will give you all the browser chrome and features, especially the page holder sidebar. now just hit 'add' in the page holder. now any time you open a browser window, the skramkoob bookmarks are on the left, and you can easily add delete and organize them. it looks great cause the skramkoob window is the same width as the page holder frame. do this on all your computers and your current bookmarks will aways be available. the beauty is that even if you are not using ie, or are on a pc, you can still get to them. try that with my favorites martian...
Re: Skramkoob or BackFlip
I'm trying to figure out how to use one of the online bookmark services with OmniWeb. Anyone had any luck? I'm able to get the account set up, but can't get the bookmarking java applets to work; they're supposed to send your bookmarks to your page, but it doesn't work in OW. Anyone have any suggestions?
Re: Skramkoob or BackFlip
Aside from waiting for OmniWeb to improve its JavaScript support, the best solution I've found is to bookmark this:
http://www.backflip.com/add_page_pop.ihtml . . . and add your page to Backflip manually. -- Charles |
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