[ThePythonicCow]

You're quite welcome.

I'm a serious bookmark user myself, across several computers at once, both Linux and Windows (and maybe a Mac some day in the future.) I keep my bookmarks synchronized across all my computers with the Firefox Add-on Foxmarks. I heartily endorse Foxmarks for synchronizing Firefox bookmarks across multiple computers.

My other two most essential Firefox Add-ons, on a list of about 15 of them on this computer right now are:

• PasswordMaker for higher quality passwords, with a different password for each site and
• Tax Mix Plus, for enhanced Firefox's tab browsing capabilities.

Hmmm ... the Mozilla Firefox website slowed down rather noticeably as I was composing this message. It is now 1:10 pm, EST, 10 minutes after their scheduled release of Firefox 3.0. I'll wager that the Mozilla website admins are not taking the day off today. ;).

[steve86]

The thing that bothers me about any kind of service that keeps a copy of your bookmarks remotely is privacy.

Say Obamaniacs want to single out pro-lifers for harassment. My bookmarks would be a happy hunting ground. Speaking of hunting grounds, they’d find a few pro-gun sites in my bookmarks as well.

Maybe the remote backup is optional with Foxmarks; I don’t know.

[Quix]

Sounds like that would be helpful between college and home . . . though I don’t know that I want the college aware of ALL my Conservative bookmarks! Sigh.