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Thursday March 06, 2003

Camino 0.7 Released

Camino™ (formerly Chimera) 0.7 is available for download. Along with the new name, Camino has a new history sidebar, a new download manager and a new text encoding menu. To learn more about what's new in Camino 0.7, check out the release notes

Damn, with all of these great standards-compliant browsers for OS X, I need a Bookmark Manager so I can share bookmarks between them all. Anyone know of one?

Posted in Mac OS X at Mar 06 2003, 11:52:07 PM MST 5 Comments
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If you don't have any luck with the bookmark manager hunt, I've been toying with my own Swing bookmark manager, it'll only handle MS Favorites and XBEL formats at the moment; but with examples of the target document (or spec) It shouldnt be too hard to add a couple more export formats..

Posted by Anonymous on March 07, 2003 at 12:20 PM MST #

Posted by Anonymous? it was me..

Posted by Anonymous on March 07, 2003 at 12:23 PM MST #

Roller has built in bookmark management. It can import bookmarks in OPML format and it would be easy to add output of bookmarks in OPML as well. XBEL import/export could also be added pretty easily. I use Roller to manage my bookmarks list and the Roller bookmarks macros to display them, as you can see here.

Posted by Dave Johnson on March 07, 2003 at 03:06 PM MST #

iLink will sync your bookmarks between all your OS X browsers. It works pretty well check it out: http://www.ziksw.com/ilink/ --Kurt

Posted by Kurt on March 07, 2003 at 11:23 PM MST #

Besides, iLink, I know of two more bookmark managers: Bookie, from FreshlySqueezed Software URL Manager Pro, from Alco Blom Of the three, URL Manager Pro has been around the longest, by far, and works in both OS 9 and Mac OS X (if that matters). It's also the most expensive...

Posted by Michael Alderete on March 09, 2003 at 05:41 PM MST #

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