Bookmark managers are great for anyone who uses multiple computers and USB devices on a weekly basis. This includes students and professionals. Moving from one computer to another means losing favorite links, bookmarked sites, and pages that you may want to visit later. That’s frustrating, but using one of the following bookmark managers solves the problem.
· Backflip: organizes pages in an online directory and lets users search for specific sites in their folders
· Blue Smiley Organizer: users setup their favorite links, to-do lists, and organize a calendar on a server
· Book It: users organize their bookmarks, delete duplicate marks, and check for links that no longer work
· Book Max: manages bookmarks with online folders and gives visit statistics for those sites
· Delicious Bookmarks: instant online access to bookmarks regardless of which computer is used
· Fox Marks: allows Firefox users to access and manage their bookmarks and instantly update them
· GMarks: a Google based program that organizes bookmarks and arranges them in a toolbar format.
· ikeepbookmarks: organizes bookmarks based on user preferences and allows anytime access
· Later This: lets users bookmark sites and return to visit those pages at a later date
· Link 2 Mark: stores bookmarked pages where users can access their records at any time
· LinkaGoGo: organizes favorites and informs users when a site has been dormant for a while
· Link Commander: searches for similar links based on bookmarks and removes duplicate links
· My HQ: organizes bookmarks into easy-to-read lists that are accessible from any computer
· My Link Vault: saves bookmarks and allows users to change the description and settings before saving
· Murl: organizes bookmarks based on categories and similar sites
· My V Marks: users can customize bookmarks with icons and drag existing bookmarks onto their system
· Netvouz: organizes bookmarks by letting the users tag the links as they add them to their directory
· Online Bookmark Manager: lets users organize bookmarks into an online directory with similar links grouped together in categories
· Online Favourites: created for those who share a computer or need access to personal bookmarks by storing them online
· Save Your Links: saves favorite links and bookmarks and allows access to them via internet
· Site Jot: organizes and manages bookmarks by placing them in different categories within a directory
· Smart Bookmarks: manages bookmarks into easy-to-find icons on a toolbar
· Speed Dial: organizes bookmarks based on the personal preference of the user, with different colors and fonts available
· Spurl: allows users to organize their bookmarks into an online directory and share it with others
· Yahoo! Bookmarks: stores bookmarks chosen by the user and organizes them into an online directory
Most bookmark managers organize saved web sites onto an online directory. Users can customize their choices by organizing pages into different folders and setting up information about those pages. It’s an excellent way to manage bookmarks and make sure that favorite and interesting sites aren’t lost.
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