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post #81 of 84
7/27/12 at 6:54am
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Originally Posted by MojoDK View Post

With Mountain Lion it's the first time I ever thought of leaving Chrome for Safari, but I need synchronized bookmarks, so I guess I have to stay with Chrome then. :(

 

You do understand that Safari synchronizes bookmarks across all platforms, don't you?

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post #82 of 84
7/27/12 at 7:19am
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Originally Posted by MojoDK View Post

With Mountain Lion it's the first time I ever thought of leaving Chrome for Safari, but I need synchronized bookmarks, so I guess I have to stay with Chrome then. :(

 

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Originally Posted by Mr. Me View Post

 

You do understand that Safari synchronizes bookmarks across all platforms, don't you?

Exactly.  Sync'd bookmarks- but also open tabs on all devices, reading lists on all devices, etc.  Safari is WAY better than chrome on a Mac.  I mean- the gestures alone make it the best... I feel sorry for people who have to hit backspace or click on the back button.  Also people who are starving.  I feel sorry for them too.

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post #83 of 84
7/27/12 at 9:11am
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Originally Posted by SolipsismX View Post


Synchronized with what?

Synchronize bookmarks between my work Pc (Windows) and home stuff (Mac, iOS etc.) ... and Xmark isn't an option. :(

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post #84 of 84
7/27/12 at 9:15am
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Originally Posted by Mr. Me View Post

 

You do understand that Safari synchronizes bookmarks across all platforms, don't you?

Yes, but if Safari isn't developed for Windows anymore, then I can't use it at work (Pc) and therefore can't sync bookmarks with Mac at home ... but Chrome is still developed on both platforms and have synched bookmarks/passwords etc. ... so Chrome is the winner :(

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