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April 21, 2005

putmarks

What is putmarks?

putmarks is a lightweight solution for use with an XBEL bookmark synchronizing package such as the wonderful "Bookmarks Synchronizer" Firefox extension by Torisugari; both pieces of software I use for synchronizing my bookmarks between home and school everyday.

putmarks functions as the remote end for a book marks synchronizer in that it accepts HTTP GET and PUT requests, reads and writes an xbel.xml file, and also keeps a log of all transations. It is very light-weight and requires nothing more than a PHP-enabled web-server to operate.

Latest release:

Version	Date	Filename	README
1.1	2/9/2005	putmarks-1.1.tar.gz	README

Latest, and other releases:

Version	Date	Filename	README
1.1	2/9/2005	putmarks-1.1.tar.gz	README
1.0	11/8/2004	putmarks-1.0.tar.gz	README

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