It’s not going to solve anyone’s web development problems, but this week’s tech tool is an extremely useful bookmarking add-on to Firefox which allows you to seemlessly synchronise your bookmarks between computers. By storing your bookmarks with Foxmarks they are also backed up should your computer fail and are available online, anytime. Even if you are at a client’s computer, or on a computer with only Internet Explorer installed, the bookmarks are available from the Foxmarks website.
So why use Foxmarks instead of del.icio.us? Personally, I find Foxmarks much more user friendly then del.icio.us, with bookmarks appearing as I’d except in the bookmarks toolbar, the ability to order they hierarchically, with drag and drop and edit/delete always just a click away. It all comes down to personal preference.
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