There is a Firefox plug in for this webbased application as well. More information on foxmarks can be found on Option two is Delicious. It’s a great application so that’s option one.
FILE STORAGE COMPANION INSTALL
This means that you can access your favorites from any place and once you install the Foxmarks Firefox plug-in, your favorites are automatically synced. With Foxmarks your favorites in Firefox are automatically stored on a central server. There are several possible solutions for this problem. I did notice some performance problems with running Firefox from the USB KEY at all times so I use it just as a backup and I have not solved my favorite website problem yet.ĭownload can be found on Portableapps. They often use (old versions of) IE and the web based CRM and the web based knowledgebase applications we use at the office don’t work to well on IE6. The reason I want the Firefox browser with me at all times, is that I work on client workstations as well. There is a version for both Apple and Windows on. The next thing was my favorite browser Firefox. Keepass is a great app (the only thing I miss is multiple users and leveling). At home I use the USB key on both my Apple and the Vista laptop. At work I installed a backup/sync application (Allway Sync) and run Keypass from the network drive. The app works great and works on several platforms. I downloaded both the Windows and the Apple version but there is Keypass for Linux and pocked PC and loads of other platforms as well. I want all my passwords sorted and I use different passwords for every website for security reasons. There are some PDA’s with USB key like capabilities so you can use that as well but you’ll need a cable with you and I don’t know if that’s ideal.īecause I work on several platforms the data and applications it use have to be cross platform compatible. The reason for putting it there is that the keys and my mobilephone/PDA are the only thing I have with me at all times. I wanted a waterproof stick, which I had had before but it had to be ordered so I bought a default 4Gb USB key with a key ring so I could but is on my keychain. I want to use opensource or free software as much as possible. What I do not want is to lose this data, so backups are required. I want to have a few things with me at all time: My problem: My passwords, documents and the websites that I “favorited” are scattered across these workplaces. At home I have both: an Apple and a Vista laptop. SituationĪt the office I work on a Windows XP computer.
FILE STORAGE COMPANION HOW TO
How to create a USB stick to make your life easier.
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