Bookmarks are a convenient way not to lose sight of your most frequently used Internet resources. While most browsers support synchronizing bookmarks between your various devices, doing this across different browsers requires an application, and this is when Synkmark may come in handy.
The tool has an intuitive interface, so you will surely have no difficulty to use it. You can start by selecting the browsers you want to synchronize. Then, just press a button and let the Synkmark do the rest automatically. However, you may need to provide it with disk access permissions, depending on your system’s configuration.
Synkmark supports such popular browsers as Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, Vivaldi, Opera, Brave and Epic. Likewise, although bookmarks are stored locally, it also allows using the Cloud sync services provided by the different browsers.
In addition to synchronizing, Synkmark also lets you manage your bookmarks. Luckily, it conveniently sorts them in alphabetical order, which is complemented by a powerful search function. It can also help you find duplicate and inoperative bookmarks. It is also good that you can edit them directly and even use color codes and tags to categorize them. Finally, you can export or import bookmark lists.
All in all, Synkmark is a powerful bookmark synchronizer and manager. The product can be tried for a limited number of days. Unfortunately, I feel that its price is somewhat high for an application of its kind.
v2.9 [Jan 22, 2019]
Fixed a bug which could cause, when syncing multiple browsers, in some cases, changes from one browser to be missed and overwritten if changes are made in a second browser while those first changes are being synced. (Last-imported hashes were not always truly being forgotten when the sync operation was aborted and re-staged.)
Now prompts user to export if syncing is ready when an Import or Export checkbox of a browser/client is switched ON.
