user wrote:
> Thats understandable. But do any of you know of a third party program
> or utility that could deal with bookmarks better? The only things
> keeping me from moving from Netscape 4.78 to Mozilla full time are the
> bookmarking deal and the incredibly slow speed of mozilla. And some
> plugin issues that will be solved in due time. Thanks for the response.
>
Just a suggestion:
locate bookmarks.html in your local filesystem, then open it in Mozilla
with File -> Open File and see what you think (or double-click on it if
mozilla is your default browser). If you have a local PHP-enabled web
server you could write some PHP to read that file and format it in any
way you wish for presentation on your server as a web page, such as in a
table with multiple columns. Or you could write a perl script to do the
same, and run it from a cron (or an 'at' job on a PC) to keep it updated
on a regular basis. Stop me if I'm getting silly, but that's what I'd do.
Cheers!
Brian
