Online bookmarks like LastPass for Chrome

Is there really such a thing that can be installed as a chrome/ firefox extension and used to access bookmarks from any PC?

Thanks

 

Hi

LastPass is more about secure storage of Passwords.
It can also be used to access the websites you've got stored in LastPass.
But it's Not quite the same as Bookmark Sync .. If that's what you're after

Chrome - to - Firefox
Firefox - to Chrome
&... Any PC

Google Toolbar .. With .. Google Bookmarks Button .. Springs to Mind!

Don't Use Chrome Myself!
But presume as it's Google .. There's surly a version of the Google Toolbar for it

Saying That!
When I'm Using Opera...
Just use the.. Google Bookmarlet
And a Bookmark of my Google Bookmarks to access my Google Bookmarks page

And even though I do have Google Toolbar installed in Firefox and IE8.
When Using Firefox...
This Firefox Addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3576/#reviews
Makes accessing all things Google .. Including my Bookmarks .. Easy Peasy!


I use Google Bookmarks more as... Back Um Up Marks

Zeena

 

Aigle

Why don't you just run a "portable version" from a thumb drive or in my case, a memory card. I just pop it out of my phone, into it's adapter (small and thin enough to carry in a wallet) and plug it into a card reader.

 

Xmarks works on most browsers (not opera) and syncs between them flawlessly.
Sadly enough, they announced end of their service, but there is hope for a rescue plan.

Xmarks is for bookmarks what Lastpass is for passwords.

 

I mean to say web based bookmarks, just like web based pawords. thanks
Google is an option sure.

 

I want some thing that is independent of OS( windows,linux, OSX) and can be used on any PC, anywhere.

 

if you used google bookmarks with your google account you can use the following browser addons.

For chrome
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/jdnejaepfmacfdmhkplckpfdcjgbeode

For Firefox
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2888/

 

Thanks.

So far the only option seems google bookmarks.

 

There are a lot more web based bookmark managers that offer cross-browser extensions or bookmarklets:

delicious.com, diigo.com, blinklist.com

The disadvantage of these solutions, that exist parallel from the native bookmarks, is that the urlbar doesn't offer suggestions from your bookmarks. Don't underrate this feature.

 

Thanks. I seem to like diigo.com.

Seems feature rich and good.