LinkyCat 1.21
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LinkyCat (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/XP/2000/2003 |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$19.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.46 MB |
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Do you visit a lot of websites every day? Do you use several browsers or work with several computers? Do you exchange your favorite bookmarks with friends? If so, you need a browser-independent bookmark manager.
LinkyCat is a convenient and multi-functional bookmark manager. A bookmark collection created with LinkyCat does not depend on the browser. You can move it from one computer to another, send it by e-mail or publish it on your website for public access. Access to bookmarks is instantaneous thanks to its powerful search system.
A bookmark is not just the URL of a resource in LinkyCat. Along with the URL, LinkyCat stores its description, keywords, name, icon and other useful information that will help you remember the purpose of each bookmark.
LinkyCat automatically checks bookmarks for availability and updates. Unavailable bookmarks are highlighted in red, updated bookmarks are highlighted in green.
Bookmarks in LinkyCat have the same hierarchy as Internet websites and the file system of a computer, thus LinkyCat is one of the easiest programs for storing bookmarks.
The interface of LinkyCat is simple and clear. You will easily master the program without even reading the documentation. While we were developing the interface, we followed the principle that an everyday program should be intuitive and easy to use. All information about bookmarks is visually presented on customizable "visual cards".
LinkyCat has a powerful system for bookmark import and export. It supports all of the most popular browsers and bookmark formats. You can easily move bookmark collections that already exist from your browsers to LinkyCat in just a few mouse clicks. |
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