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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows XP, Windows 2000
- Date added: January 21, 2008
- Total Downloads: 578
- Downloads last week: 5
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 1 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
Chipmark combines a bookmark manager with basic social networking capabilities to offer global access your favorite links. You'll have to sign up for a free Chipmark account, which may be more than you're willing to give.
Chipmark installs easily through Firefox's standard add-on process to add a File menu option. The menu is limited until you create a Chipmark account. The quick process only requires a username, password, and valid e-mail address. The Chipmark site presents options to import and export bookmarks, add a new bookmark, and manage your list.
Pulling bookmarks from Firefox, Netscape, or Internet Explorer takes just a few easy to follow steps. There's no way to select which bookmarks are added--it's all or nothing. Bookmark management is performed online, in a setup that resembles a standard e-mail program, complete with folders and an i-nbox. You can choose to display bookmarks to other Chipmark members or keep them private.
Logged in members can use the Chipmark browser menu to easily bookmark or send a page, view their in-boxex, and see recently added Chipmarks. You can send Chipmarks only to other members, a restriction we didn't care for. We were disappointed in the great number of spam ads in the recent Chipmarks list. Rather than joining a sharing community, we felt we'd tapped into a huge spam folder. With no method to specify language preferences, users must surf pass many foreign language links.
We love social networking as much as the next Internet junkie, but this wasn't a value-added community. Chipmark is free, but it won't impress experienced users.
Publisher's description
From Chipmark :Chipmark is for you. What we offer: access (boundless bookmarking); share (swap chipmarks and folders); explore (browse random, popular, and recently added chipmarks); download (chipmark available right from your browser). Version 3.2 has new features: toolbar folders, direct-to-folder chipmark adding, easier importing, and bug fixes.
CNET Editor's Note: The Download Now link will prompt a local download of the Firefox extension. To install the extension directly, open the file using your Firefox browser.
What's new in this version:
Version 3.2 has new features: toolbar folders, direct-to-folder chipmark adding, easier importing, and bug fixes.
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Version: Chipmark for Firefox 3.2
"Sidebar is the best feature, but has some shortfalls"
Pros: * Has a sidebar from which a long list of Bookmarks or History can be displayed. This alone makes all the Cons below worthwhile by allowing viewing bookmarks or finding a site in History much easier than with Safari's snap-back menus.
Cons: * No forms Autofill, at least not that I?ve been able to figure out. Safari does this well.
Summary: Cons, cont.:
* When I command+click on a Bookmark the browser window switches to it immediately. It should operate like Safari: allow me to open the link in a tab and switch to it when I want (like after it has finished loading), or at least of... read more >> - See 1 user review Write review
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