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Does the ColdStorage sample on MSDN do this? I though it would let you store bookmarks online.

--Brian

Yahoo has a online bookmark manager that allow u to import and export bookmarks and if you use yahoo companion and IE you can add a bookmark from a toolbar.

Forget online. I use a client windows application bookmark manager - PowerMarks. Its a very good fast interface, but the big thing is that it allows you to store your bookmarks online at their website, and automatically update from your machine with any changes. This way you get to eat the cake and keep it whole - fast windows UI, shared content among clients. I have it both at work and at home, using the same set of online bookmarks.

http://www.kaylon.com/power.html

Firebird has a sidebar (this exists since the first release of Mozilla). Try View | Sidebar.
I don't know how to display pages in it though.

I was going to mention Powermarks too -- that's what I use -- the same as Roy.

One note about Powermarks sync: if you delete a bookmark at home and sync, when you go into work and sync you'll put the deleted bookmark back. But this is minor -- it still rocks!

Hi,

I would like to notify you of a new online bookmark service that is available for free with no hassle. This online bookmark is called NKFC online, which stands for No Katch Favorites Container. Its features are secure, simple, and useful. Features such as: No portal page, Internet Explorer like view window, IE import/export, and add/edit/rearrange bookmarks.

NKFC is available at: http://bookmark.dacentric.com

This is my opportunity to give back to the community. I hope you enjoy it and find it userful. For questions or comments, please contact me at nkhong@dacentric.com

Good Luck,
-Nhat Khong

I've been using http://www.mybookmarkmanager.com for a while. It has RSS feeds and public bookmarks which I use. It is not exactly perfect but works well for my purposes.

I have an online bookmark manager that supports a mozilla plugin for Mozilla and Firebird.

There are a ton of features and you can do boolean searches etc.

In about a month I will be offering a free version.

You can see the stuff it does at http://www.wurldbook.com also if you want to use the Mozilla plugin you should contact me and I'll send you the link to it.

It's pretty cool.

Thanks.

I use http://www.my-favourites.com and it's great. Very fast, with an uncluttered popup treeview to access my favorites.

Just be careful with the spelling, it uses the British spelling of favourite.

You'd be mad to use anything but:

<a href="http://www.crutons.com">http://www.crutons.com</a>

Sorry:

http://www.crutons.com

if you dont't want to share your bookmarks with the hole world ;) http://www.absenden.de