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I spend my day at work on Windows XP and at home on OS X. I use Firefox on both. I have certain folders sync'ed where I like to drag and drop links to look at later. On XP the link files are saved as .url and on OS X they're saved as .webloc and Firefox on either OS can't use the format used by the other (.url files do at least open in Safari on OS X).
I'd like to keep using files and not have to save links in emails or on sites like delicious. I'd also like to keep using Firefox in both environments. Is there a way to make Firefox on either OS accommodate the files from the other? Maybe an extension or plugin? I'm not picky about which format works. Ideally I'd like to keep both because I like choice but either is fine.
1You might want to bold the part where you mention delicious, nobody seems to be noticing it. – John T – 2009-10-12T03:01:31.597
whats sync tool are you using ? – None – 2009-10-12T03:41:45.213
@John, Delicious is as anonymous as you want to be, and does what he needs and more. – jtimberman – 2009-10-12T03:59:33.873
@Revolter. 1st I used Foldershare (now: Windows Live Sync) which I was very happy about while I had at least 1 always-on desktop. After moving to all laptops I tried Windows Live Mesh but it didn't work as advertised on my Mac. Now I use Dropbox with which I'm also very happy. – Dinah – 2009-10-12T13:41:45.333