Now you don t have to look for a piece of paper to write down an address you like. You can save it in the usual browser location for bookmarks (in Favorites), and you won t have to worry about somebody else seeing it. Secret Bookmarks is a program that...
AdbSoft Resource Organizer is a database manager for your resources. The main idea is to give you possibility in classifying resources not just hierarchically but in many to many way. That's a good idea to classify information by the origin, you remember...
Electronic Phone Book organizes all your phones in Personal\Work folders. The program features English\Hebrew interface, direct access for dialing or sending e-mail, easy search utility , export\import Outlook vcard, auto update, backup utility, and list...
GMail Bookmark manages your bookmarks and uses your Google GMail account as a storage. You can import your bookmarks from Internet Explorer, you can create and modify bookmarks, you can classify them in directories. It enables you to save and retrieve all...
Check Favorites is a complete solution for maintaining links in your Favorites list. Check Favorites can check multiple links simultaneously and optionally can remove all of the broken links for you. Check Favorites also supports the ability to export...
Bookmark Manager Pro offers a new approach to organizing and accessing your favorite websites. It provides a friendly Explorer-like interface to easily move, edit, and view your stored websites. Unlike other bookmark management utilities, Bookmark Manager...
IC Soft Site Manager is desktop bookmark-management software that helps you manage your favorite Web site links. It eliminates the need to maintain your links through the browser's bookmarks. It allows you to enter a site's name, description, and...
Netsticker opens up the Internet to a brand-new world of graphic bookmarks that, apart from graphics with logos and pictures of products, can hold everything you need, including site names, URLs, e-mail addresses, mailing addresses, telephone numbers,...
