Traveling With Bookmarks or Favorites
I am collecting or perusing a lot of websites, I am working on my backpack project, I want to sell backpacks on my site. Therefore, I need to consolidate many of my - I WANT TO CARRY THIS - products all in one place. I am going to try to make 100 complete backpack systems in Nepal. It just seems to be the best place, everything in Katmandu revolves around buying gear. This is all the city thinks about, therefore the spirit of the place is correct, innovative and ready to think about backpacks.
I am trying to buy roughly 225 of many products or maybe 125 of many products. I am going to include the best of my choices inside the backpack all in one place so the person that purchase have a ready to go pack of some of what I considered the best to have gear in one pack. I am redundant on my products, I have an extra of many gear objects in my pack.
Nonetheless, I am playing with this page that allows me to access all my bookmarks, I work about 80 percent of my time in internet cafes, I need to remember the links that I find on the fly. I am not recommending this site, I just need to experiment. It seemed easy enough. The name is perfect, and because it has correct type of advertising it will maybe stay in business.
http://www.mybookmarks.com
Traveling With Bookmarks or Favorites
- cmclennan@gmail.com said on Tuesday March 21st, 2006 07:56:00 AM
Hi Hobo,You might want to have a look at this:http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/browsers/portable_firefoxYou can install firefox on a USB pen and then plug it in to an internet cafe machine. This way you have all your bookmarks, passwords etc with you.
- Andy HoboTraveler.com said on Tuesday March 21st, 2006 08:13:00 AM
HmmPeople do this...I do not have 100 percent use of USB therefore does not sound like it would work 100 percent of the time.
- ash said on Tuesday March 21st, 2006 09:26:00 AM
I think I did this by exporting my bookmarks as a HTML file... I made it display them all as an auto-thing then saved the page. Put one copy onto my webspace, and one copy onto my USB pen. This was good for a one-off exporting all my bookmarks from home to the road. But if I want to update, it is more difficult! I would need to edit the HTML and upload the new version. Pretty easy, but not the most quick way always. I ended up emailing myself links sometimes to that they were in my inbox.
