Markster 2.8

Markster 2.8

Imports all the bookmarks stored in your browsers and allows you to keep a centralized database, without having to sync the browsers’ bookmarks managers

Markster is an easy to use macOS application that can import the bookmarks from various web browsers in order to help you create a centralized, well-structured links database.

Moreover, Markster can prove to be useful if you need more complex bookmarks management solutions, or if you want to have the complete list of URLs bookmarked in your browsers, without having to synchronize the internal bookmarks managers.

Create a complete bookmarks database by importing all the links stored in your web browsers

What’s more, the Markster app enables you to access your bookmarks directly from the app, by utilizing a global hotkey, the Dock menu, or a status bar menulet. All these options are quite handy if you are using multiple web browsers at the same time.

Markster offers you the possibility to add new bookmarks manually, but to get things started faster you have the option to import bookmarks from your Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, or Opera browsers. Even though the app includes both import and export functionalities, these tools are to be used only for the setup and backup.

Within the Markster main window, you get to organize your bookmarks into multiple folders, to add separators, to apply different sorting methods, and so on. The utility can help you get rid of duplicate entries, integrates search capabilities, and can automatically generate reports.

Access your bookmark collection from a centralized location

Furthermore, Markster allows you to open directly any of the stored bookmarks, via the app’s main window, or by using a status bar menulet. This way, you do not have to remember in which browser you bookmarked a certain URL: everything will be easily accessible from a single place.

Bottom line, the Markster utility provides an alternative solution for dealing with your bookmarks collection: instead of syncing all your browsers together, you get to use a third party app and access the URLs in any app you like.

Compatibility: macOS 10.11 or later 64-bit

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What’s new in Markster 2.8

• The template of text placed on the system clipboard upon copying bookmarks is now configurable in Preferences > General.
• Some housekeeping operations, particularly some during application launching, are now performed on a secondary thread.This improves performance and responsiveness slightly, but mostly it was done in case there is more than one user who sees macOS sometimes hang in these operations, for reasons unknown. Restored reliability of Edit > Cut and then Paste which sometimes failed in the current version of macOS.
• The various change types shown in a document’s tab Reports > Sync Log are now better explained, in tool tips and in the Help Book sec. 4.4.
• If user tries to move the app’s single .bmco document file by clicking the title bar, a warning sheet indicating that this is not supported appears, and the move is aborted.(Previously, such a move would appear to succeed until the next launch.)
• Fixed a bug which sometimes caused a crash if two .bmco document windows were open while edits were made in the Preferences or Manage Browser Extensions window.
• Removed all functions and user interface supporting the now-defunct Delicious aka del.icio.us bookmarking service.
• Fixed a bug, introduced in version 2.5, which prevented proper automatic recovery from some corrupt database files.(Corrupt auxiliary files, -shm and -wal, files were not being removed).