EverSync
Enjoy access to your favorite sites, bookmarks, and tabs from any computer and any browser - with perfect ease! Eversync will keep your favorite content within your immediate reach at all times!.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Pay once or Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Windows
- Android
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Pale Moon
- Mozilla Firefox
Features
- Cross browser support
- Bookmarks
- Browser extension
- Browser Sync
- Cloud Sync
- Visual bookmarks
- Web Access
Tags
- Backup and Restore
- Bookmark Sync
- remove-duplicated-bookmarks
- Firefox Extension
- Google Chrome Extension
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Recent activities
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What is EverSync?
Enjoy the access to your favorite sites, bookmarks, tabs from any computer and any browser - with perfect ease! Eversync will keep your favorite content within your immediate reach at all times!Features:- All our add-ons are integrated with Everhelper online access area.: Access your bookmarks from other computers without add-ons - Synchronize bookmarks between computers, Google Chrome and Firefox browser- HTTPS Secure Synchronization and HTTPS online access- Backup/Restore Bookmarks and FVD Speed Dials- Archive your Bookmarks- Easily export Bookmarks to FVD Speed Dial- Make Bookmarks and Speed Dials private and access them online only.- Trash feature. Restore deleted Bookmarks or Speed Dials- Advanced online search- Search for duplicate bookmarks and folders
EverSync information
Developed by
Nimbus Web, Inc Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase that costs up to $129, and / or subscription that costs $5 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 4.7Alternatives
51 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
**A LIFESAVER. ** Replaced Xmarks and cleaned up the huge mess that Xmarks made. Killed duplicates and empty folders really easily, all done with an awesome interface (both local and web) that's way easier to use than Xmark's. This totally saved my set of bookmarks from the Xmarks disaster. I would give this thing 10 stars if I could.
The only cross-platform browser bookmarks/favorites sync tool I'm aware of, since Plaxo was discontinued.
This is the kind of thing to use if you want ALL your bookmarks synchronized. I don't think it will let you create a different repository.
bookmark syncs working! good it!
This is definitely needed since the fall of Xmarks. This is the closest (FREE and reasonably priced) thing to Xmarks that I can find. It doesn't have the home/work profile ability that xmarks had, but I need something to use for now. I've made 2 accounts so I may experiment with that more to have separate bookmarks. It does have an online web interface, so I plan to use my work bookmarks at home (if needed) and vice versa by accessing the web gui. Or even switching accounts login back and forth. It's compatible with the most browsers of any others as well.
Does it do the job of Xmarks, yes for the most part. The UI could really use some work as I'm not getting a full sense of what is going on like I did with Xmarks. My biggest gripe is I feel I have to babysit this thing too often it appears I have been logged out, and when I click the login it button boom I'm in without actually clicking anything, so it's not a coookie issue it seems. Then I've been jumping between browsers and computers and bookmarks that were changes weeks ago aren't there, because well I wasn't watching properly if I was logged in or not. Issues that didn't appear to Xmarks, but hey this is still alive so that's nice.
I agree with everything you said. I had this issue once (since I started it 3 days ago) and it was with firefox. I dominantly use Chrome and haven't seen that issue with Chrome yet. It's better than nothing, as you said :)
does the job. found it after years with Xmarks