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The draft IO module, tmpio2, is finally uploaded to the CVS repository. Please be aware that this is a temporary module to reach a more stable structure of the classes. Once that structure is settled, the work will move to a new module. This is done to avoid too much clutter in the repository.

To browse the module:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/jbookmarks/tmpio2/

To check out the module with CVS:... read more

The project has switched from the GPL to the LGPL license to allow project developers to integrate the functionality in their work. This will further be emphasised by the split of this project into two packages: bookmark IO functionality and the GUI.

The second pre release is out, we'll need to get this no CVS soon, so anybody can both upload and download at any time.

This release features drag out of links, but it only seems to work under Windows. Please notify us if you find other platforms it works on.

For more details
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=165558

The first "prove of principle" release of JBookmarks is out. Downlaod the source code here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=81288

And read more about the few features included here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=162576

When using various Internet browsers and/or several computers, the user's bookmarks are easily lost or forgotten due to no central storage for bookmarks. Furthermore, the most common browsers, Netscape, Internet Explorer and others, store their bookmarks in very different formats, and although import/export features are avialable, they are usually too restrictive to transfare bookmars back and forth between different browsers. Also, administrating a large set of bookmarks is a daunting task, as websites change, move or dissapear. Especally when publishing your bookmarks online, it would be neat if they actully worked.... read more