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From: Jeremy D. <jdo...@um...> - 2004-02-13 19:32:41
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I just realized that I replied only to CG, not the list. Reply below. Sorry for the dup, CG. Dear CG, While I never unsubscribed, I have in some senses moved on. I was originally turned on to bookmarksync back when it was a mac client in 1999. After a three year stint on mainly windows and some linux, I'm now back on mac. While I would love to start using bookmarksync tomorrow if it had a mac client as well, it became clear to me last winter that the energy just wasn't there for a mac client to happen anytime soon - reimplementing the windows end and the server was about it. I certainly don't have the energy to do it myself right now. I suspect that many mac users are buying .mac and using it as their version of bookmarksync. I'm thinking about just doing a pair of push-to-sync applescript for myself on the cheap that runs a safari export and then FTPs everything raw to a web-accessible folder - or deletes all bookmarks and then downloads everything and imports them. On the win-side, two batch files to upload and download from the same location, nuking the Favorites folder or whatever. Graceful? Not in any way. But better than nothing... Best, Jeremy |