End of the Road for Xmarks
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End of the Road for Xmarks
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#2Sorry to see them go. I've been using their extension in Firefox since the beginning and it has always performed exceptionally well while synchronizing thousands of bookmarks.
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#3sucks to have this ending after all your efforts. Xmarks was a great product. Hats off to you and your team and good luck in your next adventure.
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#4That sucks. How do I synchronize my passwords with Chrome now?
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#5Wow, xmarks is dead because they couldn't "find a scalable business model" with two million users.
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#6Excellent service. I have been using xmarks for a while.
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#7I never used them because there are plenty of intranet related bookmarks that I wouldn't want appearing on a search engine. This service could have lead to some nasty data breaches. It's probably better for the internet in general if they fade away.
Having said that, it sucks that they ran a popular service that they couldn't monetize.
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#8That sucks. How do I synchronize my passwords with Chrome now?
Check out https://lastpass.com/
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#9Are there any other sync services that work across both Firefox and Chrome?
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#10Chrome killed my use of Xmarks. With a consistent, cross-platform browser that has syncing out-of-the-box I no longer need Xmarks. I mainly use other browsers for testing now.