Muriel Salvan - 2012-10-24
  1. You (or someone) inserts his/her USB drive into a public machine.
  2. They load up their browser of choice and install the PBS plugin.
  3. When they hit "Add Bookmark" or "Add To Favorites" here's what happens ...

a. The window to add a bookmark shows up as usual.
b. The user specifies the title, folder, etc.
c. The user hits "Add"
d. INSTEAD of the bookmark being saved to the browsers's user profile
it is elegently added into a sqlite database that PBS keeps track of.
The is the SAME place that PBS draws it's list of bookmarks from. So,
basically the user experience is seamless. AND once you walk away from
that browsing session, you have the amazing benefit of having
everything saved portably WITHOUT having to manually import/export
your bookmarks into the app (which is honestly a pain and not
elegant).