How To Synchronize Bookmarks Across Different Browsers Using Xmarks
One can easily import and export bookmarks from various browsers. This procedure, though fast and simple, is usually time consuming specially when you work with many browsers quite regularly.
The solution to this difficulty is Xmarks. This tool provides bookmarks synchronization along different browsers. You’ll be able to sync all your bookmarks across Firefox, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari. Xmarks stores the bookmarks inside the user account and these stored bookmarks are synchronized across browsers.
Bookmark synchronization implies if you have made a change in bookmarks on any one of browsers then that will appear on another browser too in case you use the tool to sync it.
7 Ways to Make Firefox Even Better
Sometimes adding little changes makes things better. When these minute changes are made in one of your favorite sites they can mean a lot. Firefox brings some of the most popular add-ons that have been made to customize some of the popular web sites.
Not getting my point? Take a look at yourself.
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Get rid of Toolbar Notes in Firefox
I have seen people, though less in number who dislike floating boxes that provide you with help and/or information when ever you hover your mouse over them.
For example, if you hover you mouse over the refresh/reload button, a small box will appear displaying ‘Reload’. Some people argue as to why this message should appear in the first place, if you already know what that button is for.
Faster Refreshing for Live Bookmarks in Firefox
Do you know how much time does Firefox takes to refresh live bookmarks? Yesterday, I asked some of my friends and about 80% of them said that it takes roughly 30-35 minutes. Well my friends; you are wrong!!
By default Firefox takes 60 minutes (3600 seconds) to refresh its live bookmarks that you previously saved. Now comes another interesting question. Can you reduce or increase the refreshing time? The answer is YES!
How to Spell Check for All Text Areas in Firefox
Ahhh…! I have always been bad in spellings. It always horrified me when ever I was down to write something over the internet. I know I could have searched for spelling tools that would help me while I was writing.
But before I could search any other tool, I found a very useful technique already available in Firefox. I wonder why Firefox has disabled it by default, never the less, I found this tweak very simple and easy to apply.
