Browse the Bookmarks Outline to make a few tweaks, reorganize if you want to, and sort again. Done! Just give Bookdog a time when you'd like your bookmarks re-sorted every day, and he will silently re-sort to include any new bookmarks you've added. Automatically.

The world's premier shepherd and guardian of bookmarks for your Macintosh.

Computers know their A-B-Cs and how to keep up to date. For example, you can throw files into a folder, hit View as List" and the Macintosh Finder will display them in alphabetical order.

Is there an update to the MacOS? Apple's Software Update will tell you about it. But someone forgot these tricks when web browsers were developed, and today most web browsers, Safari included, do no automatic sorting (alphabetizing) or other maintenance of your bookmarks.

Bookdog, the successor of the popular SafariSorter application, does the sorting so that organized people like you will no longer have to spend time alphabetizing your bookmarks manually, and also allows you to manage duplicate bookmarks.

After you install Bookdog, you spend a few minutes adjusting how you want your bookmarks sorted (or just accept the default of sort everything, by name), click Sort and within seconds your bookmarks are all in order!

Do you seem to have alot of bookmarks that don't work anymore? Tell Bookdog to Verify. He'll go fetch all your bookmarks, present a comprehensive report, give you some options on how he can automatically fix the ones that have been "redirected", and finally an easy-to-use dialog which allows you to quickly review and fix the remainder.

Here are some key features of "Bookdog":

· Managed bookmarks are seamlessly available to Safari, Camino, Firefox, Opera and OmniWeb.
· Exclusive PowerPaws technology can sort all your bookmarks with just one click.
· Finds duplicate bookmarks (same URL), and provides an easy dialog for fixing them.
· Verifies bookmarks, with options to automatically update various redirects.
· Intuitive interface explains and helps you quickly fix broken bookmarks.
· May be set to sort automatically, without disturbing you.
· Can avoid duplicates in migrating among browsers.
· Migration copies all bookmarks attributes supported by destination browser.
· Searches all your bookmarks, in all browsers, in milliseconds.
· Exclusive Fetchback ensures no data loss with future browser updates or extensions.
· Automatically supports multiple Firefox profiles.
· Easy to indicate which folders you want to be sorted or not sorted.
· Can sort by bookmark name, by url, or by domain/host/path.
· Safe! is not a Safari plug-in; does not "hack" Safari !
· Product quality tested since January 2004 by thousands of satisfied SafariSorter users.
· Universal. Native running on either PowerPC-based Macs and the new Intel-based Macs.

Requirements:

· To manage Firefox bookmarks, your Firefox must be 1.5 or later.
· To manage OmniWeb bookmarks, your OmniWeb must be 5.0 or later (which requires Mac OS 10.4 or later).

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· This update fixes issues for anyone using Bookwatchdog, Firefox users that have more than a hundred or so tags, and Google Bookmarks users.
· Fixed bug which could cause unnecessary sorting (and barking, if enabled) by Bookwatchdog.
· Improved efficiency in the "Comparing tags" phase during re-saving of Firefox 3 bookmarks. With thousands of bookmarks and thousands of tags, on a typical Core 2 Duo Mac, previous versions would request more memory than the system will give and need to be force quit. Now, the operation completes in a few seconds.
· Fixed a bug introduced in 5.3.5 which could cause the progress spinner to remain spinning and dirty dot in the window close box to remain dirty after successful save (upload) of Google Bookmarks.
· When user attempts a 'Save As' operation with Firefox 3 bookmarks, now displays a dialog explaining how this can be done, instead of failing silently.