I'll add another vote for this and add bookmark importing as well.

On 10/3/2008 5:21 AM, Lime wrote:
> i agree too
>
> On 9 Set, 01:09, JLRS<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:
>    
>> I completely agree w/ this suggestion.  Exporting is just as important
>> as importing.
>>
>> Alternatively: If the Chrome browser were to allow a linking to one's
>> gmail acctbookmarks(http://www.google.com/bookmarks/) via the chrome
>> browserbookmarks, this would be more useful and would essentially
>> eliminate the need for anexportfunction as allbookmarksare already
>> centralized online.
>>
>> Also, I realize there is a defined purpose w/ this open source project
>> to keep the browser search engine neutral (i.e. offering Yahoo, Ask,
>> etc as alternatives to Google search).  It may be the case the it
>> could keep thebookmarksneutral by offering to allow users to link
>> into their yahoo onlinebookmarks, etc (but yahoo and other engines
>> would have to expose that functionality).
>>
>> On Sep 3, 5:35 pm, B97209<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  wrote:
>>
>>      
>>> Iexportmybookmarksto other computers that I use in order to
>>> maintain the years of experience.  While, I can import to Chrome,
>>> there is notexportmechanism.  It acts as a dead end.
>>>        
>>> Great job on the browser.  Gmail is so much faster.
>>>        
> >
>
>    

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