Linkman 7.70

3.6 out of 5 stars 3.6 (21 votes)

(January 6, 2009)

Windows (All) / Shareware; $29.00 / 2,648 downloads

Linkman is a complete bookmarking solution to store, organize, annotate and check your favorite Internet pages. Linkman efficiently handles up to tens of thousands of URLs by using a database to store your links. It can call upon many powerful facilities that replace the browser's native bookmark management systems. You can easily add URLs from all opened browser sessions and let retrieve keywords and descriptions automatically. The user interface is highly customizable. You get the capability to import and synchronize from existing bookmark collections and export bookmarks in a variety of formats. You can even build your own Export Templates. Several Template examples like XML and HTML output are included. It supports multiple versions of ten different Windows browsers.

  • Publisher

    Outer Technologies

  • Homepage

    Linkman

  • Latest Changes

    - Firefox 3.1 compatibility and integration enhancements

    - Added feature to Internet Explorer to add all Tabs at once to Linkman

    - Over 20 new mouse and keyboard Shortcuts

    - Improved USB Stick installation: Linkman will find his link databases even if you move them between different USB Sticks and Computers

    - User Interface tweaks and speedups

    - More Screenshots added to CHM and PDF tutorials

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  1. 1 out of 5 stars
    mhf

    Reviewing 7.51 (Nov 2, 2008)

    This is sh*tware - after declining all the "offers" during install, this program really messed up my registry and I had to do a rollback to clean up - forget it !

  2. 2 out of 5 stars
    anonymouscowturd

    Reviewing 7.3.0.1 (May 1, 2008)

    Complete overkill for managing links. There is pretty much nothing that can be done here that can't be done with plugins in Firefox or natively managed with Opera. If you use online bookmarking you'll never need this. If you don't you still won't need it. The interfaces sucks too. This piece of software will be completely obsolete by the time Firefox 3 and Opera 9.5 comes out.

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