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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 Google Chrome) as well as for Avant Browser, Maxthon, Sleipnir and more.
-  Support for nearly any other browser by using 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).
New: Import bookmarks from Firefox 3 (places) with tags.
-  New: Access program functions from the browser's toolbar, using configurable bookmarklets.

Add new bookmarks from browser and/or clipboard in several ways
-  New: Use bookmarklets to send link data for a new bookmark from the browser to miTaggedMarks.
-  New: Define a hot key to take-over link data from the active browser window.
-  The take-over menu lists links from browser windows and clipboard that can be taken over as a bookmark.
-  The take-over menu can be accessed from
-  the AccessTriangle (a small triangle for permanent access to miTaggedMarks, may be positioned free at any edge of the screen),
-  an icon in the system tray,
-  a button in the main window's toolbar,
-  from the section title of a group of bookmarks, to assign the same tags.
-  Extracts URL from a text in clipboard, the surrounding text is used as comment.
-  Function to replace a bookmark by one from the take-over menu, useful if the URL of a known page has changed.
-  Receiving link data from browsers by using bookmarklets.
-  Detection of existing URLs: When trying to add an URL that already exists in the database, the existing one is edited instead. Helps to avoid duplicate URLs.
-  List with URLs from same domain helps to avoid saving unwanted similar URLs.

Additional Features
-  Portable Mode for usage on USB sticks, also works with portable browsers.
-  Type2Find filters the whole list of bookmarks by the entered sequence of characters on-the-fly.
New: Includes search for tags now, and search for several text fragments or for "words" only.
-  Recycle bin for deleted bookmarks.
-  It is possible to see and sort all bookmarks, or a part of them, in one list, not only those of one "folder".
-  global keyboard shortcuts to take over from active browser window, to access the main window and the take-over popup menu.
-  Open the current page of one browser in another browser.
-  Back/Forward in tag history (10 steps).
-  Export to a file in Netscape bookmark format or XML based export format.
-  Autosave feature, saves the data regularly, plus backup copies.
-  Data is stored in clear text XML format
-  Detailed information in help file. Quick help with "What's This?" button in most windows.

Last Update: 23Feb2011; Michael Valentiner-Branth, email: webmaster@miTaggedMarks.com
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