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| Bookmark
manager |
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For Windows 98, ME,
2000 and XP,
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used to manage and
access bookmarks independently from browsers and with access to up to five
different browsers at the same time. |
| Bookmarks by
Keywords |
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Use a
list of keywords to organize (categorize) and access your bookmarks.
It is
not necessary to type every keyword again for every bookmark. Keywords are
usually assigned to bookmarks by selecting them from a list. You may at any
time add/remove/rename keywords to/from this list. It is available in different
sortings. |
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On
import keywords are generated from the folder names of the source structure,
and assigned to the bookmarks from these folders. |
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keywords may be assigned to the bookmarks
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with the
popup menu, |
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by drag and
drop, |
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in the
properties dialog, |
and de-assigned in the same
ways. |
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Easy
access to the keywords via
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"TopKeywords"
(often used keywords), |
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alphabetically sorted list, |
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a menubar
with submenus in alphabetical order, |
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recently-used
lists and lists with "associated" keywords. |
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dynamic
keyword list for access; hides keywords that would not make sense to select in
the current situation. |
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new! Undo/Redo for keyword assignment. Helps to use the
powerful functions without risk. |
| Supports all
standard browsers and many more |
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Integrated support
for all standard browsers (Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox and
SeaMonkey, Netscape7/8 and Opera) as well as for Deepnet Explorer, Maxthon,
NeoPlanet and Sleipnir. |
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Support for nearly
any other browser via bookmarklet and clipboard. |
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Support for new
browsers or new versions of browsers is easy to add with the browser config
file. |
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Configure up to
five browsers to use with bookkey at the same time. |
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Import of Windows
Favorites and bookmarks in Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox and Opera
format. |
| Add new bookmarks
from browser and/or clipboard in several ways |
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The take-over menu
lists links from browser windows and clipboard that can be taken over as a
bookmark. A symbol indicates if a URL already exists in bookkey. This helps to
prevent double entries. |
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The take-over menu
can be accessed from
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the
AccessTriangle (a small triangle for permanent access to bookkey, may be
positioned free at any edge of the screen), |
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an icon in
the system tray, |
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a button in
the main window's toolbar, |
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from the
section title of a group of bookmarks, to give the new bookmark the same
keywords as the existing ones. |
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Extracts URL from a
text in clipboard, the surrounding text is used as comment. |
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Function to replace
a bookmark by one from the take-over menu, useful if the URL of a known page
has changed. |
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Receiving URL data
via clipboard, send from browsers by using a bookmarklet, that adds an
identifier to the data. |
| Additional
Features |
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DirectTextFilter
filters the whole list of bookmarks by the entered sequence of characters
on-the-fly. |
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Recycle bin for
deleted bookmarks. |
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It is possible to
see and sort all bookmarks, or a part of them, in one list, not only
those of one "folder". |
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global keyboard
shortcuts for access to main window and takeover popup menu. |
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Open the page of
one browser in another one. |
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Export to a file in
Netscape bookmark format, or by copy and paste. |
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Back/Forward in
keyword history (10 steps). |
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Autosave feature,
saves the data regularly. |
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Detailed
information in help file. Quick help with "What's This?" button in most
windows. |
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