Synkmark For Mac

Synkmark is a powerful and intuitive macOS application bookmarks sync utility that enables you to effortlessly manage your bookmarks and synchronize them across your browsers.

Synkmark comes with a user-oriented interface, created to help you easily organize and sort bookmarks, verify links and find duplicate entries very quickly.

Synkmark seamlessly works with Apple’s Safari, Mozilla's Firefox, as well as Google Chrome, it is also compatible with iCloud, Firefox Sync, and it also allows you to sync bookmarks via your Google account.

It is also worth mentioning that Synkmark does not use the above mentioned sync services directly. Synkmark organizes and stores your bookmarks locally while Firefox, Safari and Chrome take care of the synchronization with other Macs and devices.

Before starting the synchronization process, you need to decide from which browser you want yo import bookmarks and to which app you want to export them to. The Syncing tab from the Preferences window helps you decide and allows you to customize the syncing process based on your needs.

Once all your bookmarks are loaded, you can organize them, group them and even edit them with just a few mouse clicks and keystrokes. Thanks to the built-in search form, you can easily filter the displayed bookmarks and find the one you are looking for.

Moreover, Synkmark is capable to find duplicates, verify bookmarks and display the synchronization log for in-depth analysis and troubleshooting.

The Inspector window makes it easy to rename and color code your bookmarks, add tags, write comments and assign shortcuts. You can also view detailed information like the addition or modification date, source browser, visit count, last visited and more.

The file menu helps you import or export bookmarks from a specific browser while the Syncing menu allows you to control the synchronization process.

Taken as a whole, Synkmark's features clearly make it a powerful solution for making sure that all your bookmarks are in sync between multiple web browsers (i.e. Safari, Google Chrome and Firefox).