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I have been using the Internet for the past six years and thus have various bookmark files (.html) stored everywhere. 80% of them are duplicated because I used to import from various browsers and thus it is a big mess.

For a while I've been using an online bookmarking tool - Xmarks - where I have been saving them in a very neat and tidy manner. However the previous year of bookmarks are not there and I can't risk importing them into Xmarks as it would be a real mess.

I need a bookmark manager where I can access all my bookmarks, remove any unwanted/useless bookmarks, categorise them, and then import them into Xmarks.

Any suggestions for this?

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Any comments??? – romilnagrani Jun 18 '11 at 12:36
From experience I know that after six years, 70% of websites will disappear. Half your bookmarks are probably already taken off the web. – digitxp Jun 18 '11 at 15:19
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I would recommend delicious.

  1. Create an account
  2. Import your bookmarks
  3. Use one of the "dead bookmark checkers" available here
  4. Use a desktop application to organize and manage your bookmarks, available on the same link as above, depending on what OS you use.
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thanks for comment... but can you tell me which software are you telling me in Step 3? – romilnagrani Jun 22 '11 at 11:03
if you use Windows, then sites.google.com/site/freshdelicious . if Linux, then unixdaemon.net/delicious-checker.html – ilakast Jun 24 '11 at 22:31
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I've been using Linkman Pro (there's a free version too) to manage my bookmarks. Being able to instantly search is much faster than the search interfaces of the online bookmark managers like Delicious, Pinboard and Diigo.

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