Wednesday, December 26th 2007
Mozilla Announces Weave Sync Service
Mozilla, developer of the popular Firefox web browser, have launched a new related service, Weave. Currently available only as a test version associated with the latest Firefox 3 beta, it should allow users to carry history and bookmarks from one computer to another, as well as share the information with select friends and family; users need only to create a Weave account and download the add-on. To prevent the natural threat of privacy invasion, Weave accounts are password-protected, and encrypted. Weave will run on Windows and Linux systems as well as Macs.
Sources:
Electronista, Mozilla labs
3 Comments on Mozilla Announces Weave Sync Service
Good work~
Personally, I wouldn't use it I guess. Don't want my bookmarks/history stored online ;)
addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2410
Works in the background and keeps all my bookmarks up to date on each pc.Just stores bookmarks and no history.
Quite a useful add on,I would be lost with out it.
"C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data"
to which ever user on the other comp