TSGL: combine bookmarks and favorites

[The Computer Whisperer]

I still dont' understand what you are asking for. as far as I can tell, you
want to do what I described to you originally but you want a "program" that
does it for you.

What is your reasoning behind you wanting to do this and what is your
reasoning behind using two different browsers?

Is it so you can say "I think I have that favorite in Internet Explorer" and
when you don't find it there, you can say "I'll just check FireFox's
Bookmarks"?

Is it identical bookmarks in each browser that you are after?

Are you after a filter to remove duplicates when initially combining the
firefox and ie bookmarks/favorites?

Is it for historical records so you can say to yourself "I bookmarked that
one in Internet Explorer and not Firefox and I think that is important to
know."?

Is it because one person in your household uses firefox and the other uses
IE?

Regards,

Justin

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On 04/01/07, Chuck Neuenschwander <annandchuck at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>   I use IE and have many Favorites
>   I use FF and have many Bookmarks.
>
>   Sometimes I'm in FF, want to go somewhere and can't find the Bookmark
>   Have to go to IE to look in the Favorites.  And vice versa.
>
>   a simple program to combine the two lists, and eliminate duplicates,
>   and present a nice list of choices would work for me.  Again, I remember
> doing
>   this once, years ago, and it was good. Just not sure what software to
> try now.
>
>   -chuck
>
> H Davis <hdavis1 at gmail.com> wrote:
>   Chuck,
>
> What you describe seems to imply that you might have 2 or even 3 copies
> of a given bookmark. One in Bookmarks, one in Favorites and one in a
> third program with the merged set. If you could find a stand alone
> program to keep all the bookmarks/favorites would you continue to
> maintain the lists in IE and FF? If so why? I'm trying to better
> understand what you're trying to do.
>
> H Davis
>
> Chuck Neuenschwander wrote:
> > actually, no.
> > I want the bookmarks in FF and the favorites in IE to be left alone and
> > each to be able to grow.
> > I want another simple program which will merge the two files, delete
> dupes,
> > and give me an easy way to use the resulting list as shortcuts.
> > -chuck
> >
> > The Computer Whisperer wrote:
> > I think i'm with you now... you want to be able to search all of your
> > bookmarks from within a browser.... right?
> >
> > Justin
> >
> >
>
> --
> H Davis hdavis1 at gmail.com
>
>
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