While the iPhone syncs with Safari and Internet Explorer, it can’t grab bookmarks from Chrome or Firefox out of the box, and most versions of Android can’t sync bookmarks with any browser. Here are a few ways to get your desktop bookmarks on your smartphone without any hassle.
cc:to me is really handy bookmarklet for sending yourself any kind of web content: whole articles, images, or text snippets. All you have to do is drag whatever you want to the bookmarklet form and click the send button.
Bookmarking tool Delicious has gotten a major revamp. One of the main new features is its new “stacks” of content, much like YouTube playlists (which makes sense, since the new Delicious is owned by the folks behind YouTube).
Social bookmarking site Delicious has been bought by the guys who made YouTube (Chad Hurley and Steve Chen), and their intention for the site is to remain a bookmarking tool.
Shortmarks lets you manage and sync your custom search engines and bookmark keywords across computers and browsers, without even needing to download an extension.
A small but noteworthy enhancement to the Google Takeout service which lets you export your data from Google+: you can now export a list of the sites you have +1′d into a file. Handy. [Data Liberation Blog via Google Operating System]
The number of bookmarks you can fit on your browser toolbar will be restricted if you give them lengthy names. Lifehacker reader Louix took that idea to its logical conclusion by naming his bookmarks with spaces to fit more in.
