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As Xmarks is going to die in about 90 days, I was wondering what is a good tool to take its place. (I'm curently using Chrome) |
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I've been looking and can't find a cross-platform syncronization tool that works the same way Xmarks does. This news is horrible! I hope it can be revived somehow! It's sad to see such a good thing die, with no power to help it. Here is a article of known substitutes (and news of the Xmarks closing). |
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i dont know how xmarks works but google chrome and chromiume have book mark sync and can be used on most platforms and the only requirement is that you have a google account |
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Hey there is still a little bit of hope... Check out http://blog.xmarks.com/?p=1945. I have been using Xmarks for a year now and there isn't anything out there that syncs bookmarks on multiple browsers (FireFox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, IE, Safari) and computers (Windows; Mac OS X; Linux) and am upset about them shutting down the service in January 2011. I LOVE the little thumbnails on my Google searches and the category ranking. As I find it really futile to search on Google cause there is just tooooo much dang results. It’s like finding a needle in a haystack. I did a search on “webdesign” and 3 of the first 10 results are sites that I regularly use. This makes everything more relevant for me. The whole out-of-sight-out of mind thing which is so great about the program. I sent Todd Agulnick the Co-Founder and CTO of Xmarks, Inc. a message on Facebook and he personally responded, so they are really looking at our feedback. So please read the announcement blog post http://blog.xmarks.com/?p=1886 Lastly share this information with your friends on Geeks, Facebook and Twitter. ~ Kissa P.S. Other Links of interest: http://www.facebook.com/Xmarks http://getsatisfaction.com/foxmarks/topics/business_proposals_for_the_xmarks_service |
