Xmarks Beta

Xmarks Beta is a fantastic little piece of software. I started using this when it was called Foxmarks. Back then it only worked with the Firefox internet browser. Now it has been renamed Xmarks and it works with Internet Explorer and Apple's Safari, as well as maintaining the Firefox compatibility. The software is so simple in its function, but the purpose it serves it faultless. Basically, you install Xmarks (which is free by the way). Then you set to surfing the internet. We all know the power of bookmarks. You find an interesting website or page and you bookmark it for later use. At a set interval, Xmarks sends your bookmark data up to your account in the ...  Read the complete review

One of the biggest annoyances with my very frequent use of use Internet Explorer favourites and Firefox bookmarks is the backing up and synchronizing of these items. Just in case you are totally new to web browsers I will quickly explain what these are - when you visit a site that you want to keep a record of you add them to our favourites/bookmarks depending on which web browser you use. I own a couple of computers at home and use a couple of computers at work and on these I have both Internet Explorer and Firefox. Until I came across Xmarks it was always a case of eight (one on each web browser remember) very different lists of my favourite sites and ones I wanted to ...  Read the complete review