Use tags to organize and access your local collection of bookmarks
miTaggedMarks uses tags instead of the usual hierarchical folder structure.
miTaggedMarks introduces some new ways to handle a large number of tags easily.
Bookmark Manager
- For Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista and Windows 7,
- used to manage and access bookmarks independently from browsers and with access to up to five different browsers at the same time.
Bookmarks by Tags
- Uses tags to organize (categorize) and access bookmarks.
- On import tags are generated from the folder names of the source structure, and assigned to the bookmarks from these folders.
- tags may be assigned to bookmarks
- in the DirectTags panel directly in main window.
- with the popup menu,
- by drag and drop,
- in the properties dialog,
and de-assigned in the same ways.
- Easy access to the tags using
- TopTags (important tags),
- alphabetically sorted list,
- a menubar with submenus in alphabetical order,
- recently-used lists and lists with "associated" tags.
- dynamic tag list for access; hides tags that would not make sense to select in the current situation.
- Undo/Redo for keyword assignment. Helps to use the powerful functions without risk.
- New: Easy-to-use interface to combine tags with boolean operators (AND,OR,NOT).
Supports all standard browsers and many more
- Integrated support for all standard browsers (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and SeaMonkey, Opera and Safari) as well as for Avant Browser, Maxthon and Sleipnir.
- Support for nearly any other browser, incl. Google Chrome, with bookmarklets.
- Support for new browsers or new versions of browsers is easy to add with the browser config file.
- Configure up to five browsers to use with
miTaggedMarks at the same time.
- Import of Windows Favorites and bookmarks in Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox and in Opera format.
Import from Powermarks (bookmarks with keywords/tags).
