Synkmark2.10.31

Name: Synkmark
Price: 16.95 $
Rating: 3.5 (1 reviews)

14 October 2020

Keeps Safari, Chrome, and Firefox bookmarks in sync.

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Overview

Synkmark is your bridge for keeping bookmarks in sync among Safari, Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi and Google Chrome. Synkmark can also keep your bookmarks alphabetized as you prefer, verified and free of duplicates. Synkmark is compatible with iCloud Safari, Firefox Sync, Opera Sync and Sign in to Chrome, so that if you use these apps on your iOS or Android device, you can have organized bookmarks on all of your devices. (Ours are the only non-Apple apps which can modify Safari bookmarks without corrupting iCloud data.) Download Synkmark to start your free trial. Synkmark is a member of the BookMacster family of apps, based on the same proven technology, but with a simplified user interface focused on syncing Firefox, Opera, Vivaldi and Google Chrome For other apps and pricing options, see the Bookmarks Manager Selection Guide on our site. One Synkmark license covers all the Macs used by one person.

What's new in Synkmark

Version 2.10.31:

Fixed a bug which could cause churn when syncing with Google Chrome.
The main menu item File Share, which did not work properly, has been removed.
If web browser fails to respond during an Export operation, now times out after 5 minutes for manually-initiated exports, or 20 minutes for agent-initiated exports, and fails with new Error 591200.
Improved recognition of separators when exporting to Safari, which will eliminate churn in some pathological cases.
Bookmarks and folders are now allowed to have no (nil) name, although this still cannot be done in the user interface, if some browser does it, and such a change or addition is imported, it will remain as is. This better emulates the way most web browsers work, and thus shall eliminate churn in some pathological cases.
If macOS fails to find the our app running for its URL Handler helper when the URL Handler launches, as is happening for one user after updating this app, the URL Handler now tries to get info on our app using a new screwball method instead, and if that fails, waits a couple seconds and then tries both methods again. If any of these work, it will prevent the URL Handler from quitting itself immediately (which makes the app unable to land new bookmarks directly from other applications).