The Webware 100 is an annual prize awarded by CNET to recognize the best of the web. This year, editors at the CNET Webware website reviewed thousands of entries in 10 different categories, selected finalists, and then opened up voting to the web. CNET unveiled the winners today after a month long voting period in which 630,000 votes were cast. Click here to see our award page on Webware.Winners of this award are chosen by real people who care enough to vote for their favorite products. We could not have won this award without the thousands of Xmarks users who voted for us, and we deeply appreciate your support -- thank you!
We are one of ten award recipients in the Browsing category. Our congratulations to the other winners: Firefox, Internet Explorer 8, Safari, Google Chrome, Opera, Flock, Maxthon, iGoogle, and Diigo.
Hello! I have just to download "Xmarks" and after 5 minutes using it, I think it´s great!
ReplyDeleteNobody before had been care about Marks, and I love them!
Thank you.
Sorry for my bad english.
María.
You are welcome !! :D
ReplyDeleteWonderful! On winning the award. I liked it on Win XP. But facing some sync problems , but OK. But , when will this support Win 7. Check for Xmarks remarks in Win 7 for my blog. http://beware-microsoft.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteFoxmarks and now X marks is great, I waiting for chrome version, it's my most wanted plugin ^_^
ReplyDeleteWith an answer like the one below, one wonders how they won.
ReplyDelete"Changes made on my.foxmarks.com will automatically show up and be synchronized with your bookmarks collection the next time each of your computers is synchronized. If you've made changes in your browser that aren't showing up on my.foxmarks.com, you can get the freshest version of your bookmarks from the Foxmarks server by simply reloading the my.foxmarks.com page. "
Obviously, if you update bookmarks on a computer you want them loaded to xmarks, not obliterated by xmarks.
wshwuzfshn: I'm not sure I understand the nature of your concern, exactly; if you update bookmarks on a computer and then synchronize with the Xmarks server, those changes are propagated to the Xmarks server, not "obliterated".
ReplyDeleteUnless there's something I'm overlooking?