What is the easiest way to get Mozilla bookmarks on different machines
"in sync"?
Can one share bookmarks between machines?
yeah I'm sure you can. You can leave the bookmarks on one machine and access them through a writable NFS or SMB share from other computers. just change your user.js to point to the path that the bookmarks are in. You may need to create a user.js if it is not already in your ~/.mozilla/default/xxxxx.slt/ directory.
the line you add to user.js will look like this:
// Specify which bookmarks file to use:
user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file","/mnt/<an_nfs_dir>/.mozilla/default/xxxxx.slt/bookmarks.html");I use this to share my bookmarks between my linux and XP partitions using a small FAT32 partition for the bookmarks file. my xp mozilla user.js looks like this:
user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file", "G:\\shared\\bookmarks.html");while the linux one looks like:
//user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file","/mnt/fat_part/shared/bookmarks.html");I guess there are other ways using separate copies and syncing them....
Chris
