Access bookmarks worldwide with Rendezvous technologies through Booklet.
Booklet is an exceptional software that provides a revolutionary way of managing bookmarks, making it compatible with Apple's Rendezvous technology. The best part about this software is that it requires no configuration, and one can just double-click and use it right away. Once you launch this app, it places a small icon in your menu bar, making it easy to globally access bookmarks of any connected computer on the LAN.
With Booklet, you can set to share your bookmarks, collect others, or do both according to your needs. By default, the software uses both options for a seamless experience. It is also possible to configure Booklet to run on a determined port, making it easier for those running firewalls.
The software works by displaying your Mac's bookmarks at the top, giving users access to them from any application. In the "Other Macs" section, other Macs in your network show up, and users can see a Mac named QuickSilver sharing its bookmarks. By choosing a bookmark, the default browser will take you there. However, by holding down the option key while selecting a bookmark, the URL gets copied to the clipboard for future use.
Booklet currently works with Safari, Camino, OmniWeb, and Mozilla browsers, allowing you to share bookmarks of any connected browser with the default browser. This means migrating from one browser to another is a hassle-free process. Share your old bookmarks, open them in your new browser, and bookmark the ones you want to keep.
In conclusion, Booklet is an outstanding software that offers a convenient and practical way of managing bookmarks. Its compatibility with Apple's Rendezvous technology and ease of use make it a must-have for any computer user.
With Booklet, you can set to share your bookmarks, collect others, or do both according to your needs. By default, the software uses both options for a seamless experience. It is also possible to configure Booklet to run on a determined port, making it easier for those running firewalls.
The software works by displaying your Mac's bookmarks at the top, giving users access to them from any application. In the "Other Macs" section, other Macs in your network show up, and users can see a Mac named QuickSilver sharing its bookmarks. By choosing a bookmark, the default browser will take you there. However, by holding down the option key while selecting a bookmark, the URL gets copied to the clipboard for future use.
Booklet currently works with Safari, Camino, OmniWeb, and Mozilla browsers, allowing you to share bookmarks of any connected browser with the default browser. This means migrating from one browser to another is a hassle-free process. Share your old bookmarks, open them in your new browser, and bookmark the ones you want to keep.
In conclusion, Booklet is an outstanding software that offers a convenient and practical way of managing bookmarks. Its compatibility with Apple's Rendezvous technology and ease of use make it a must-have for any computer user.
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