Linkman is a bookmark manager that efficiently organizes large numbers of bookmarks. Linkman directly integrates with Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera browsers, and supports many other browsers. Synchronizing bookmarks between browsers and among computers is also possible. You get the choice to manage your bookmarks by keywords only, folders only, or folders and keywords. Linkman will extract keywords from web sites and update moved web addresses. The bookmark collection can be protected by a password. With a screenshot tutorial, an introduction video, and a comprehensive PDF manual, getting started has never been easier!
Let's face it -- the browser bookmark management was designed with the casual internet user in mind. But for some of us, links and bookmarks are a part of our daily work lives. Things start getting unwieldy and slow when our bookmarks start numbering in the thousands (and for some folks, even ten thousands!). But thanks to the bookmark manager Linkman, bookmark management is a joy! Linkman stores your bookmarks in local, extremely fast, easily backup-able XML databases, and is known for providing 15 years of high data security. Because of constant updates Linkman is the only bookmark manager to support the latest web browser editions.
With Linkman (both Lite and Pro editions) you can sync bookmarks across all of your browsers. If you add a new bookmark in one browser, for example Google Chrome, the bookmark becomes immediately synchronized, and you can access it through the Linkman Addons in Firefox, Internet Explorer, and the Opera browser. With Linkman Pro you get additionally support to sync your Linkman XML bookmark databases between different computers. You can use most of the free synchronization services. Linkman Pro has build-in support for Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, Syncplicity, Sky Backups, FilesAnywhere, Backblaze, SpiderOak, KeepVault, Wuala, and several others.
v8.8 [Mar 14, 2013]
- Authentication support: if user and password are set in the bookmark properties Linkman will log-in to the website during Bookmark Validation in order to check the status; if no username and password is specified a new "key" symbol will be displayed after validation
- Improved SSL/TLS support: Linkman can now connect to all https:// servers
- Linkman can now successfully check servers that do not adhere to the HTTP 1.0/1.1 specifications
- Added text explanation of validation status codes to the status bar
- Faster validation on databases with many bad (non existing) website paths
- PNG, JPG and GIF images are now also supported
- if the web icon of a website is placed on another website with a shortcut referral to it Linkman will find the icon anyway
- A warning dialog will be displayed on synchronization collision (when the database has been synchronized externally, for example by Dropbox, while you were making changes to the local database)
- On successful synchronization a notification is displayed in the Tray Icon area
- protocol changed from Named Pipes to TCP/IP resulting in better stability with large databases
- improved Internet Explorer 10 support
- improved Windows 8 support
- Linkman search window can now be optionally shown by using one of the toolbar buttons
- Keyword caching optimized for multi-core processors; shows up instantly on large databases
- Keyword button added to the left side of the search edit (both in the main and search window) to access the Keyword List quickly
- Ctrl Enter shortcut added to the search edit to show the keyword list
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