Filed under: Windows, Google, Freeware, Beta, Browsers
Google Chrome gains a bookmark manager
by Brad Linder Nov 25th 2008 at 12:00PM
The bookmark manager allows you to import and export bookmarks in HTML format, which makes importing your bookmarks from Firefox or another web browser a snap. Of course, you run the risk of realizing just how out of date your bookmarks are when you do this, but that's another story for another day.
Google has also changed the way its pop-up manager works, by displaying the number of pop ups minimized in the corner of your screen. Google Gears and the V8 JavaScript Engine have also been updated in this release.
[via WebWare]
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Let's start with the premise itself: Groundhog Day meets Memento. The game experience revolves around 'days': you explore the world and the clock slowly ticks towards the evening. You bounce around picking up gems and talking to the denizens of 'Level Upland'. Eventually you feel tired and head back to ...
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rothgar said 1:56PM on 11-25-2008
I am surprised they didn't go with a tag based folder system like in gmail. Now that I use tags in delicious I could never go back to straight folders. I can't wait till my OS supports all tags instead of folders.
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GJ said 2:16PM on 11-25-2008
This new version crashes everytime you try to select something in drop down menus, anyone with the same problem?
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Brian said 3:21PM on 11-25-2008
About time!
Now if they add support for add-ons and themes like firefox then it might possibly replace firefox for me.
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Rahabib said 4:03PM on 11-25-2008
I am basically waiting on the same thing.
El Taco said 3:42PM on 11-25-2008
this has been available for at least a few days now.
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Dan said 7:07PM on 11-25-2008
Bookmark Manager? pfff
How about a decent, SECURE, password manager??
Chrome will only be my "other" browser until they can secure my passwords.
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Jash Sayani said 9:05AM on 11-26-2008
Finally, Chrome gets an update!
BTW, are they planning a Mac version soon....?
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Ashwin said 6:54AM on 11-30-2008
Good one!! Is there a way to manage Google Bookmarks directly from Chrome?
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Daniel said 8:21AM on 1-22-2009
You can organize your bookmarks with Advanced URL Catalog a bookmark manager compatible with Google Chrome.
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Daniel said 8:22AM on 1-22-2009
The Advanced URL Catalog can be found at http://www.jordysoft.com/aucatalog/advanced-url-catalog.aspx
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