Posted by Lim on Nov 10th, 08 | Filed under
Application,
Internet |
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Some of us installed and use more than one browser on our system. For example, i am using Opera, Firefox, IE, and Google Chrome. So, managing my bookmarks across different browsers bring a lot of trouble to me. Luckily, there is an free application called Transmute, which can copy your bookmarks from one browser and then export it to another browser.

Simply choose the source and target browser and click the Export button. Currently, Transmute support Google Chrome, Firefox, IE, Opera and Safari. the advance settings allow you to create a backup for your bookmarks and append timestamp at your export file.
This application require .NET Framework to run. Before performing any conversion, remember to close all browsers, else you will get error messages. It is because your browsers will lock the bookmarks database and prevent any write action on it.
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Source: Manage Bookmarks between Different Browsers with Transmute
Posted by Lim on Jun 5th, 08 | Filed under
Cool Stuff,
Firefox,
Internet,
Web 2.0 |
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Hooeey is a personal web application which let you to manage and organize your internet activities, bookmarks, and lets you use them in a fun and productive way.
Few days ago, i talk about how to retrieve your Firefox bookmark from the Firefox’s daily backup folder. If you feel that it is troublesome, you can install Foxmarks, which will automatic synchronize your bookmarks with the web. Now, you have another choice – hooeey, which will record your internet activities and save them to your hooeey account.
Hooeey is more suitable for you if you are using more than one browser. You can share your hooey profile within IE or Firefox.

All your internet activities will be saved on the server, you can then access them through the toolbar. They provide a dashboard for you to manage your activities and account. You can share your links with other users. If you want to analyze your activities, you can use the charts and graphs provided by them.
Summary of hooeey main features
- records seamlessly
- tag, comment and rate any link browsed
- easy recall and retrieval of web pages seen previously
- analysis of browsing habits
- share information
hooeey
Posted by Lim on May 30th, 08 | Filed under
Firefox,
How To,
Tips |
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Bookmarks are very important for everyone. We use it to store important URL and a lot of interesting websites. Without bookmark, i can’t imagine how we are going to remember the URLs.
So, what happen if our Firefox’s bookmarks suddenly disappear? One of my friend’s bookmarks suddenly disappear (i am not sure the actual reason, but i suspect is cause by improper PC shut down). So, how are we going to restore the bookmarks?
Firefox actually do the job for us. So, where are the backup bookmarks and how we restore them? Follow the steps below and you can easily retrieve them:
- Go to “C:\Documents and Settings\(your account)\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\”. Replace the bracket with your account name.
- You will see a folder with random name. Go inside the folder and you will see another folder “bookmarkbackups“. Here is the place Firefox store your previous bookmarks.
- Pick the latest bookmarks, copy it.
- Go up one level, paste the bookmarks that you just copied.
- Rename the file to “bookmarks.html”.
- Done. Now your bookmarks should be restored.