BookKit - Free Online Bookmark Manager

Nowadays Bookmark is common used on most web browsers including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, this flexible function helps you keep track of important Web pages so you don't have to remember individual URL addresses. However today an average person has to deal with far more than one computer. Most of us have a few computers at home, another one at work. When we travel we use laptops or internet cafe. Would it be nice to have access to all your bookmarks (favorites) from different computers?

Most of us don't have much time to spend on managing bookmarks (favorites). We don't want to "leave" our browsers, we like so much, to use some other application to help us organize our bookmarks. Would it be nice if as soon as we add a bookmark in our browser it would get syncronized with all the other computers?

Most of us have lots of links bookmarks. Would it be nice if we could easily see if the web site the link we bookmarked a while back is not valid anymore?

KookKit is the solution:

BookKit.com is a free online tool, which provides an easy and elegant way to manage your bookmarks. Here are the main features of the service:

• Easy-to-use and extensive tool to manage bookmarks online
• BookKit Desktop IE Bookmark Synchronizer to imperceptibly and quickly syncronize your local IE bookmarks with the BookKit web service
• Support for the popular FireFox Bookmark Synchronizer Plug-In (by Torisugari)
• Import utilities, which allow you to upload FireFox and Safari bookmarks into BookKit server
• Automactically validates your bookmarks
• Provieds a number of useful utilities (Remove duplicate links, Remove invalid links, Sorting etc)
• Supports international encoding. Use any charecter set you like
• Supports google homepage content
• Is fully supported for Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari
• Use any encoding (language) for bookmark names and descriptions
• No popup ads

It needs to refer that this tool is totally free! More information available at Official site: Bookkit