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Google Chrome Support for Foxmarks
With the release of Google's Chrome browser today, would you consider writing a version of Foxmarks for it when they release the plug-in API?
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No news worth reporting; Google's getting the basics of what we need for synchronizing bookmark data, but so far we're missing a few vital elements for the full Xmarks experience (such as local storage), and Google hasn't completely stabilized the extension interface that we're using, so things stop working at the drop of a hat.
So, hold onto your hats--we'll keep you posted. Thanks for all the enthusiasm!
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We just released an alpha version of Xmarks for Chrome! You can read our Get Satisfaction post and our blog post about it.
You can also head on over to our new Xmarks for Chrome product page and let us know what you think!
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Wow! All this excitement around Google Chrome and Foxmarks is simply fantastic! Thank you all for sharing your enthusiasm.
We're delighted to say that we are investigating a Foxmarks addon for Google Chrome. Check out our blog post on the topic to learn more. We'll be sure to keep you posted as we figure out more about the viability of Foxmarks for Chrome.
I’m excited
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Inappropriate?We just released an alpha version of Xmarks for Chrome! You can read our Get Satisfaction post and our blog post about it.
You can also head on over to our new Xmarks for Chrome product page and let us know what you think!
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Inappropriate?well, sounds good but today google is bringing bokmark sync too http://bit.ly/1uoe9e
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Yeah but what's cool with Xmarks supports IE, Firefox, Safari and Chrome !
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Inappropriate?It's cool to hear it's coming - but since Google Chrome have its own sync system, what about a server-to-server sync? That way you could have your Xmarks in Chrome without having to install anything. That would sound safer than having 2 independent sync system running locally (with risks of conflicts). Of course, that would only work if Google offers an API for their sync server... -
Inappropriate?It's not just coming, it's here! Xmarks is now syncing my Chrome bookmarks and it's working flawlessly. I also enable the Google bookmark sync, but I believe that's only for bookmarks and Xmarks is doing (or will be doing) passwords as well.
If there were a server to server sync, you would lose control. You need to be able to enable/disable and to overwrite local or server copies.
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Inappropriate?I've been using the Chrome Sync for a few weeks now, and I'm very happy with it (By that I mean the Xmarks Chrome sync).
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Inappropriate?Plonka2000 and Brendan , how did you get Xmarks with Chrome? I cant find it. Does it also do Passwords?Thank you.
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Hey Steve. You can get started here: http://beta.staging.xmarks.com/progra...
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Inappropriate?Thanks Colin
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Inappropriate?Hi Guys, please be aware that this is the correct link:
http://beta.xmarks.com/program/chrome
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