Linkman 7.30 - Free Download

Linkman is a complete bookmark management solution to store, organize, annotate and check your favorite Internet pages. Linkman efficiently handles up to millions of URLs without performance or stability issues. It can call upon many powerful facilities that replace the browser's native URL management systems. You can easily add links from all browser windows and let retrieve keywords and descriptions automatically. The user interface is highly customizable. You get the capability to import and synchronize from existing bookmark collections and export bookmarks in a variety of formats. You can even build your own Export Templates. Several Template examples like XML and HTML output are included. Linkman supports multiple versions of ten different Windows browsers. A Linkman PDF manual is available as a separate download. What makes Linkman special is the sheer speed that allows you to access your links. Just start typing a keyword and get results within a second, even with large databases. Linkman is also the only Windows bookmark manager which can load and save Internet Explorer Favorites in correct item order. Version 7 features a desktop toolbar to make browsing faster than ever before. Supports keywords, ratings, comments, descriptions and user defined data Desktop Toolbar IE Toolbar Fuzzy duplicate search Highly customizable user interface User defined rating system Ability to check URLs for dead links, content changes, page movements Retrieves keywords and descriptions from web pages Multiple import and export formats Export Templates (XML, TSV...) with UTF8 support Customizable Html Link webpage generation Search and Replace Synchronization Printing support Password protection Sort feature with multiple sort orders and autosort Drop Basket for faster browsing and URL addition Instantly switch between URL collections of 10.000+ URLs each System-wide hotkeys for easy use, even when working with another application

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