Software: Foxmarks

Posted on August 13, 2008 by LJ

Wednesdays are software days at SimpleProductivity blog.

I struggle with keeping files between home and work synchronized. I have tried multiple solutions, including FolderSync and FEBE, to keep my bookmarks working between home and work. You may be thinking that it isn’t that difficult – just use one of the online managers like Google Toolbar or del.icio.us; yet I find these tools difficult to manage the transient bookmarks I use to do research or reading.

I recently came across a recommendation for FoxMarks, which synchronizes bookmarks for you. You create a free account on the FoxMarks server, and their Firefox add-on takes care of the rest. It can synchronize automatically and make it one less thing to remember to do.

So far, I have been liking Foxmarks over my FEBE/Foldersync solution simply because it requires no action on my part.

What do you use to keep your bookmarks organized between multiple places?

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  1. Joanna says:

    I use the Google Bookmarks gadget on iGoogle.