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SafariDepot

Name: SafariDepot
Rating: 2.25 (5 reviews)

0.2.1

23 January 2007

Synchronize your Safari bookmarks via FTP.

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Overview

SafariDepot allows you to synchronize your Safari bookmark file between different Macs with a FTP or FTPS server.

What's new in SafariDepot

Version 0.2.1:

Fixed missing resource in the Download script.
Fixed password problem with some special characters.

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4 SafariDepot Reviews

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El-guapo

30 November 2006

Most helpful

Doesn't work worth a darn. FTPS (more commonly know as SFTP) can never connect and FTP either says success despite nothing actually transferring. Or, it gives an error I can't actually read (half the text does not fit in the dialog box). Basically, this app is a horse that died before leaving the gate.

Version 0.1

Akrobat

17 February 2008

Waste of time for me. When clicking 'save connection' I get: (Date & Time) defaults[12566:717] AppleScript Error Rep argument is not a dictionary Defaults have not been changed. (1) When clicking 'Upload' I receive a upload completed message. When clicking 'Download' I get: Error: curl: (6) couldn't resolve host 'ftp.myserverBookmarks.plist' Checked my server and the plist file is there - unfortunately the app seems to be full of bugs. Used 2 Macs: eMac running Tiger & MacBook running Leopard.

Version 0.2.1

Flashape

23 January 2007

works perfectly as advertised for me. Thanks!

Version 0.2.1

Stuzy

20 December 2006

Can't get this application to work correctly. It uploads to one of my ftp servers, but not the other. and when downloading I tend to get the following error: Error: curl: (67) Access denied: 530

Version 0.1

1 answer(s)

Nadamac

20 December 2006

Did you check the file hierarchy on the other server as mentioned in the FAQ?

Version 0.1

El-guapo

30 November 2006

Version 0.1