Concierge for Mac

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By Borrowed Time

Manage regular URL bookmarks and links to files and folders in Safari Web browser.

Concierge is an integrated bookmark assistant for Safari, Apple Computer's Web browser. Web bookmarks, e-mail links, address book cards and groups, and finder file and folder links are stored and displayed in a drawer attached to either side of Safari's browser window. Manage your Safari bookmarks without switching away from your Web site. Group your history by site, by date visited, or both. Annotate your links with additional comments, and then find any of it with a built-in search function that operates like spotlight. Version 1.4.6 includes Internal refactoring of a couple of key functions within Concierge. The upshot is that Concierge intrudes into Safari's process far less often, boosting Safari's performance.

Concierge for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: July 26, 2005

Latest update: October 9, 2015

Version: 1.4.6

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System: Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 1,457

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4/5

1 User Votes

Excellent implementation. Works like it's part of Safari, not like a plug-in.
Mocha JavaAugust 4, 2005
Pros
Allowing one to manage their bookmarks in a drawer is something Apple should have built into Safari from the very start. The search capabilities work flawlessly, and the ability to re-group history items is an intuitive feature that I didn't know I needed until this utility came along.
Cons
The only real downside to the plug-in is a slight lack of features (as of version 1.4.6). I would really like to be able to sync the Scratchpad bookmarks to my other systems, and to upload/download links via del.icio.us. The developer seems to be responsive, though. Maybe those features will be added (one can only hope!).
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