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2) There should be an option to sync all bookmarks with a bookmark store on a (private) web server, using ftp, sftp, WEBDAV, or another useful method. Using that option, the bookmarks should first be loaded from that server after the browser is started and when the bookmark manager is called, as well as each time the bookmarks are changed (either after each change in the Bookmarks Toolbar or after closing the Bookmarks Manager). | 2) There should be an option to sync all bookmarks with a bookmark store on a (private) web server, using ftp, sftp, WEBDAV, or another useful method. Using that option, the bookmarks should first be loaded from that server after the browser is started and when the bookmark manager is called, as well as each time the bookmarks are changed (either after each change in the Bookmarks Toolbar or after closing the Bookmarks Manager). | ||
Remark: Seems this is already - at least partially - covered by the FR: "ability to synchronize bookmarks with remote service" on http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox3/Firefox_Requirements. | Remark: Seems this is already - at least partially - covered by the FR: "ability to synchronize bookmarks with remote service" on http://wiki.mozilla.org/Firefox3/Firefox_Requirements. | ||
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This is how I see a future bookmarking system: | |||
1) Tags - this will allow a bookmark to be at more than one place, it will place a bookmark in more than one 'folder', so you will still have hierarchal bookmarks | |||
2) Later - a special tag (user-defined of course) that will store a page the user want to read later (for whatever reason, like saw it at work, but want to see it at home), this should have some time since the bookmark analogy, something like the color of the text goes from black to white in 30 days ( the time also should be user defined), the main reason for this is to alert the user to read it, after that time, the bookmark will be erased (or the user should be presented of a wway to store the bookmark on his system as definitive ( this is a brainstorm of the idea, it's all open for discussion ). | |||
3) All of this should be able to sync between computers | |||