So today I find my Finder acting flaky, so I re-start. Prior to that,
I did have a Camino crash, but Talkback didn't want to send it's
data, so every time I re-launch Camino, Talkback first starts up as
Camino loads in the background. Otherwise, all SEEMED well.
Running applications exit gracefully. Re-launch 0.8.1 Camino. Ach,
there goes Talkback not connecting. BUT, not a bookmark in sight.
First go check ~/Library/Application Support/Camino/ and find the
bookmarks.plist only 4k. Create and modify date are both this
morning. Somehow it totally wiped it and started fresh.
Not at all a good thing! I HAD thought that there was a mechanism for
backing up this critical file... that maybe it was the bookmarks.xml
file in the same folder. But that file is dated 2/1/04, so it's
obviously an obsolete file. Besides, it's one fifth the size of the
real bookmarks file.
Very bad situation. While I DO have a fairly recent backup to go to,
I think about so many users that do this sort of thing somewhat
casually. Ones who may backup ~/Documents, but not necessarily
~/Library.
Is there REALLY no mechanism for protecting this critical file? For
as long as I remember, browsers always took care of this... I guess
my mistake thinking Camino did as well!
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