As such you are likely to have at least two separate lists of bookmarked web sites possibly more.

When you are using one computer and bookmark a site, there is no obvious way to make the same bookmark available on other machines short of emailing a link to yourself.

This means that they can be accessed from any computer by simply logging into your Xmarks account, or they can be synchronised with another computer.

Xmarks is also capable of synchronising passwords between computers, even if different browsers, or even different operating systems, are installed.

As a synchronisation tool, Xmarks is second to none, but the added extras mean that this is a truly indispensable piece of software.

I think what I might have to do is just make multiple accounts for the Firefox sync to do what I want.

Id hoped somehow theyd pull it back together but its not happening now.

So.is there even anything worth looking at thats even close anymore to what Xmarks used to do Its almost felt the world has moved on from bookmarks, but I still use them a lot.

Any chance you can use a single browser across platforms that has built in sync Im using Edge on my Windows PCs and my Galaxy S8 for this reason, primarily.

Also, I too refuse to move on from Bookmarks, whatever the rest of the world says.

And it does include syncing of bookmarks: Quote: Catch up on your open tabs and saved reads over Saturday morning coffee.

Find your bookmarks and passwords anywhere you use Firefoxyour smartphone, tablet or laptop.

I havent used it (although I did just sign up for it, primarily for the Multi-Account Containers).

I used to use Xmarks (Firefox used to be weird or something with the syncing - dont recall details now, just recall thinking it stunk at the time).

Edited to add: I really gave up on cross-device syncing of bookmarks and, instead, just exportimport them.

But I may see how Firefox syncs now and give up on my old man ways.

I guess what I really miss about Xmarks is bookmark profiles that were easy to manage what was in what profile.

But then, I also dont understand people that have 50 open tabs all the time.

I have no solution for the OP.

Sorry. I remember back in time, when creating an HTML file with all bookmarks and using that as homepage was sort of popular.

Nice little css, colour matched with the background image.

Looks good. Lesser-used bookmarks are kept in Chromium bookmarks, synced to other systems.

A combination of FFs built-in sync and iCloud for Windowss bookmark sync gets me most of what I need.

Maybe Google Bookmarks but that browser has like no ability to save logins.

The thing I liked about Xmarks was having Profiles, so that syncd things could have managed subsets of the complete list.

It wont really be what I want but I can make it work with more overhead.

Chrome For Mac Xmakrs