请推荐一个理想的bookmark管理软件
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Accepted Answer from LRI41
Date: 05/11/2003 10:11AM PDT
Accepted Answer
Web-Based Bookmark Managers DIRECTORY
http://useful.webwizards.net/wbbm.htm
BOOKMARK MANAGER
This one has been around for along time
http://www.softgauge.com/compass/
http://www.manfred-dahlhoff.de/JetLinks
Bookmark Sites Directory
A not-so-new fad is to store the addresses to your favorite Web sites on the Web itself. This allows you to find those sites easily from any computer. It also makes sense for someone who uses more than one computer (one at work, one at home, maybe a laptop).
http://www.netlockers.com/bookmark/
A Web-Based Bookmark Manager
iKeepBookmarks.com allows you to upload, and keep, your bookmarks on the web. You can access them at any time, from any computer... anywhere!
http://www.ikeepbookmarks.com/
http://wneo.org/hotlists/travelbkmk.htm
Baboo Online Bookmark Manager - http://www.baboo.com/ BaBoo is a free web-based online bookmark manager that allows you to save unlimited bookmarks in BaBoo web site and access them from your browser on the Internet. No software installation required.
BestBookmarks - http://www.bestbookmarks.com/"...makes it easy to keep track of your favorite web sites."
BookmarksPlus - Free Trial, then $4/month - http://www.bookmarksplus.com/go?page=Main
BookmarkSync - http://bookmarksync.com/Keep bookmarks in sync across your different computers and operating systems. Use with Windows 95/98/NT/2K and MacOS.
Bookmark Tracker - http://www.bookmarktracker.com/Keeps track of your bookmarks on the web and will notify you when web sites change (via Email if you wish).
MyBookmarks - Access your bookmarks online anytime, anywhere - http://www.mybookmarks.com/
Yahoo! Companion - Yahoo! content and features on your browser! - http://edit.yahoo.com/config/download_companion
Free Bookmark Managers
Keep your favourite bookmarks organized with these handy tools...
http://www.emailaddresses.com/email_bookmarks.htm
www.bookmarktracker.com
www.linkagogo.com
SAVE THIS
http://www.savethis.clickability.com/st/main?resetBrand=Y
www.savethis.com
Save Links Access Links Organize Links- Share Links
Lockergnome Windows Digest] Zork Cauldron and the Troll
Date: 3/23/2003 11:22:57 AM Pacific Standard Time
BookmarkBridge v0.60 Beta [2.7M] W9x/2k/XP FREE
http://bookmarkbridge.sourceforge.net/
{Share bookmarks between multiple browsers} Most of you probably
have huge Bookmarks / Favorites files, and it's tough to keep them
all straight - especially when you use multiple browsers. I try to
put all links into one bookmark file, but then I succumb to other
browsers and bookmark them there, too. Bridge the bookmarks
together with BookmarkBridge, a small program for sharing
bookmarks between Internet Explorer, Mozilla, and Opera. To use
it, be sure your browsers are closed before running the program to
synchronize the bookmarks between browsers. When I merged the two
files, I got errors. To get past the error, I went to the source
bookmark file and put an "ignore" (meaning it won't be included in
the merged file) on the item that caused the error. (It probably
didn't like the punctuation I used in the bookmark name.) Once I
got through all the errors, though, the two files merged into one.
The help file is thorough and its features are simple. [Meryl]
MyBookmarks is a free Internet service
http://www.mybookmarks.com/
MyBookmarks is a free Internet service that allows you to keep your browser bookmarks and favorites online so you can access them from anywhere.
Your Internet Explorer favorites, Netscape bookmarks, and AOL favorite places can be imported to MyBookmarks to get started quickly. Our full-featured editor makes it easy to organize and search your online bookmarks. You can even export your online bookmarks back to your browser.
Add instant content to your homepage by optionally making your online bookmarks public.
Lockergnome Windows Digest] Electronic Toolbar and the Lovers
Date: 3/16/2003 1:44:12 PM Pacific Standard Time
Quick Favorites Search v4.3.2 [30k] W9x/2k/XP
http://chris.id.au/qfs/default.htm
{Search Favorites or Bookmarks} This literally! tiny tool searches
your Favorites and Bookmarks files for Internet Explorer, Opera,
Netscape Navigator, and Mozilla. Actually, there's no mention of
Mozilla, but I tested it and it worked. If you have multiple
Favorites or Bookmarks, this tool can quickly search them all and
produce the results. Click each link one time and it tells you
what browser the URL came from. Click "-" to launch the URL in the
Web browser, click "+" to copy it to the clipboard, or hit Esc to
go back to the search box. The program doesn't even do anything to
the registry. Just unzip it and file it where you want to keep it.
When running the program, you get a little search box and a button
labeled "Pref." This is where the preferences can be changed, and
where you can tell the program where the Bookmarks are located.
Favorites are auto-detected, but you have to enter the others. I
entered Mozilla into the Netscape box. Preferences can also be
entered into the search box using strings as listed on the
program's accompanying HTML file. This doesn't solve the problem
I've been having with Bookmarks (although I didn't expect it to).
Whenever I "Search for Bookmark" and see duplicates, I want to
delete it from the search results page in Mozilla. It can't be
done like the in old versions of Netscape. The only way to delete
a URL, to my knowledge, is to find it in its folder and delete it
from there, or by going through the tedious task of opening and
editing the HTML file. Be proud if you have a big Bookmarks /
Favorite file, and use this to help you find what you need instead
of weeding it out. [Meryl]
Urlbase 4
http://www.metalusions.com/urlbase/introduction.php
Urlbase 4 is a powerful bookmark and favorites manager for all major browsers. With urlbase 4 you can import, export and synchronize your links from browser to browser all through a powerful easy to use interface. Options to export your links to HTML format or send your link collection by e-mail make it easy to publicize or share your links on the Internet. Management utilities including the ability to validate links and check for duplicates allow you to keep your links accurate and up to date. The interface can be customized and automated to meet your personal preferences.
BootLIST 078
Date: 3/28/2003 8:21:02 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: ztest@bootdisk.com
Xenu Link Sleuth 1.2d
Is there an easier way to check the links on my
webpage to see if they are bad or not? Clicking on each of them
takes too much time. I have over 200 links.
*** Xenu Link Sleuth 1.2d
Has all the stuff I like, small, no install, fast, can
immediately use without reading any docs. Plus, has a super
report summary.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
Keep all your Browser Bookmarks synchronized - no matter where you are..
.
http://www.bookmarksync.com
Remark (Remote bookmark) is a utility for Windows 95, 98 and NT that works with the MyBookmarks website featuring:
one click access to your online bookmarks without a browser
easy importing from Netscape, Internet Explorer, and AOL
easy exporting to Netscape and Internet Explorer
easier adding of new bookmarks
and much more!
Comment from bhaskarss
Date: 05/26/2003 04:45AM PDT
Comment
Use msn explorer, when u have this browser and you add it to ur favourites it gets stored in the server so if you use in ur home or in ur office the same bookmarks get updated there automatically
Comment from newjack
Date: 05/26/2003 04:57AM PDT
Author Comment
I'm using different browsers already (Phoenix/Firebird at the moment), so the last thing I need is another browser, and definatly no MicroSoft browser
I've ended up using www.linkagogo.com, which has a really simple & fast webbased interface to display the bookmarks with tree & detail views. It also allows you to import from ANY type of browser (Opera, IE, Netscape...) and export it again if needed. Most of the other services don't support less known browser like Opera.
thanx for your time though,
see ya
Comment from OregonEd
Date: 08/03/2003 09:41PM PDT
Comment
SIDEBAR.
I am using IE ver 6, which allows me to EXPORT my Favorites file.
Which means I can copy in from a different file -- into my basic file --
and then I can IMPORT the updated file back into Favorites.
Check your BROWSER file menu -- where it says Export and Import -- that's what I use. (I have two servers.)
Yes, it was a hassle getting them in step at first -- NOW, it's a piece of cake. I make my run on server one, export the file to "URL file 1" and then import that file into my browser before going to server 2. Likewise, when I'm done on 2, export and import. Note I'm always working with an updated file!
Of course doing the first file was rough -- exported into different files, then used a pair of small windows side by side and updated ONE file which I then imported into both servers.
Comment from newjack
Date: 08/11/2003 12:46AM PDT
Author Comment
I'm using Mozilla Firebird at home, so that IE export trick won't float there
www.LinkaGoGo.com is what I use now, I only had to import all my links from work & home once into it, and from now on I add all new links directly to my online bookmarks, so it's always up to date,
it's just brilliant really, and easy to use,
in the 3 months that I've been using it, it has never given me any problems whatsoever
Comment from mbutu
Date: 10/03/2003 03:15AM PDT
Comment
I'm using http://www.mybookmarkmanager.com. I've compared it with some of the other bookmark managers and found it to be the best. Your mileage may vary.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/03/2003 03:30AM PDT
Author Comment
doesn't look bad, but these are a few features LinkaGoGo has that I couldn't miss anymore
- search your links on keywords
- adding hyperlinks directly to your online bookmarks with a single click on a shortcut on your browser itself (link, description and keywords are automatically retrieved from the actual webpages meta and headertags)
- customizable view (listview, columns, whatever)
- customizable portal page, where you can add picture-links to your most used sites (images can be automatically selected from images grabbed from the site itself)
- import & export in various formats, and compatible with various browsers
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/09/2003 06:08AM PDT
Comment
The absolute best bookmark manager I have come across (and it's completely free) is Backflip, which you can find at the following address:
http://www.backflip.com/login.ihtml
Once entered, you have your own Yahoo-like search directory, accessible from any computer. You can organise your own folders with whatever headings you like, and you can choose either private mode (ie only you can get in with a password) or publish your links so that others can view them in a public directory (but they can't edit them obviously). I have published several hundred folders with thousands of links through Backflip and I've found the service invaluable. You can also import a copy of your links to your hard disk, and there is an optional button which you can fit in your browser toolbar to automatically save a site in Backflip.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/09/2003 07:14AM PDT
Author Comment
lol,
it's funny how this subject keeps getting posts, I'm wondering how you guys can still find it since it was initially posted months ago
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/14/2003 04:46PM PDT
Comment
I went looking!!!
I've just joined this site, and I am a real search engine junkie - usually if I can't find it, it's not there.
But do have a look at the site if you haven't already found another bookmark manager. I've looked at a few of them, and this one seems the most nicely set out, even if it is a little slow to load.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/14/2003 11:46PM PDT
Author Comment
well I tried a few in the beginning, and most of them where very limited when it came to importing bookmarks (I was using Opera at the time), and though they had nice layouts etc, they where also quite limited in how they could represent your bookmarks if you had a lot of 'em,
finally I came across http://www.linkagogo.com which doesn't look very fancy, but has soo much features and different views, I was hooked right away,
btw, as a search engine junkie you might like to know that linkagogo allows you to search your link database in a google-like fashion, searching URL's, keywords (automatically retrieved from the actual websites itself) and whatever data you specified extra
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/15/2003 01:32AM PDT
Comment
Thanks. Just clicked on your link and it looks great. I'll pop that url in my search directory as well. Always glad to find new and useful links!
You're right about importing, however. I had about 10,000 links in an Access database (because it got way too unmanageable to keep in favourites), and I'm literally doing it all manually. With that amount, it has taken months. I believe you can import from favourites, but I ended up with so many in there that I had to put them in folders and subfolders, which got a bit difficult.
Tried out a couple of other ones recommended in Australian NetGuide (gorgeous little magazine full of fantastic useful urls and other stuff), but they were just treelike structures, and only had room for the url, not a title or description. No good once you get past a few hundred links.
After publishing some 700-odd folders to my public directory, I keep hoping they're not going to say, 'Hey, that's way too much for a free service', but so far so good. (PS i've added over 200 search engines in one folder on my Backflip site, all personally tried by me - I am WAY far gone!!!)
Date: 05/11/2003 10:11AM PDT
Accepted Answer
Web-Based Bookmark Managers DIRECTORY
http://useful.webwizards.net/wbbm.htm
BOOKMARK MANAGER
This one has been around for along time
http://www.softgauge.com/compass/
http://www.manfred-dahlhoff.de/JetLinks
Bookmark Sites Directory
A not-so-new fad is to store the addresses to your favorite Web sites on the Web itself. This allows you to find those sites easily from any computer. It also makes sense for someone who uses more than one computer (one at work, one at home, maybe a laptop).
http://www.netlockers.com/bookmark/
A Web-Based Bookmark Manager
iKeepBookmarks.com allows you to upload, and keep, your bookmarks on the web. You can access them at any time, from any computer... anywhere!
http://www.ikeepbookmarks.com/
http://wneo.org/hotlists/travelbkmk.htm
Baboo Online Bookmark Manager - http://www.baboo.com/ BaBoo is a free web-based online bookmark manager that allows you to save unlimited bookmarks in BaBoo web site and access them from your browser on the Internet. No software installation required.
BestBookmarks - http://www.bestbookmarks.com/"...makes it easy to keep track of your favorite web sites."
BookmarksPlus - Free Trial, then $4/month - http://www.bookmarksplus.com/go?page=Main
BookmarkSync - http://bookmarksync.com/Keep bookmarks in sync across your different computers and operating systems. Use with Windows 95/98/NT/2K and MacOS.
Bookmark Tracker - http://www.bookmarktracker.com/Keeps track of your bookmarks on the web and will notify you when web sites change (via Email if you wish).
MyBookmarks - Access your bookmarks online anytime, anywhere - http://www.mybookmarks.com/
Yahoo! Companion - Yahoo! content and features on your browser! - http://edit.yahoo.com/config/download_companion
Free Bookmark Managers
Keep your favourite bookmarks organized with these handy tools...
http://www.emailaddresses.com/email_bookmarks.htm
www.bookmarktracker.com
www.linkagogo.com
SAVE THIS
http://www.savethis.clickability.com/st/main?resetBrand=Y
www.savethis.com
Save Links Access Links Organize Links- Share Links
Lockergnome Windows Digest] Zork Cauldron and the Troll
Date: 3/23/2003 11:22:57 AM Pacific Standard Time
BookmarkBridge v0.60 Beta [2.7M] W9x/2k/XP FREE
http://bookmarkbridge.sourceforge.net/
{Share bookmarks between multiple browsers} Most of you probably
have huge Bookmarks / Favorites files, and it's tough to keep them
all straight - especially when you use multiple browsers. I try to
put all links into one bookmark file, but then I succumb to other
browsers and bookmark them there, too. Bridge the bookmarks
together with BookmarkBridge, a small program for sharing
bookmarks between Internet Explorer, Mozilla, and Opera. To use
it, be sure your browsers are closed before running the program to
synchronize the bookmarks between browsers. When I merged the two
files, I got errors. To get past the error, I went to the source
bookmark file and put an "ignore" (meaning it won't be included in
the merged file) on the item that caused the error. (It probably
didn't like the punctuation I used in the bookmark name.) Once I
got through all the errors, though, the two files merged into one.
The help file is thorough and its features are simple. [Meryl]
MyBookmarks is a free Internet service
http://www.mybookmarks.com/
MyBookmarks is a free Internet service that allows you to keep your browser bookmarks and favorites online so you can access them from anywhere.
Your Internet Explorer favorites, Netscape bookmarks, and AOL favorite places can be imported to MyBookmarks to get started quickly. Our full-featured editor makes it easy to organize and search your online bookmarks. You can even export your online bookmarks back to your browser.
Add instant content to your homepage by optionally making your online bookmarks public.
Lockergnome Windows Digest] Electronic Toolbar and the Lovers
Date: 3/16/2003 1:44:12 PM Pacific Standard Time
Quick Favorites Search v4.3.2 [30k] W9x/2k/XP
http://chris.id.au/qfs/default.htm
{Search Favorites or Bookmarks} This literally! tiny tool searches
your Favorites and Bookmarks files for Internet Explorer, Opera,
Netscape Navigator, and Mozilla. Actually, there's no mention of
Mozilla, but I tested it and it worked. If you have multiple
Favorites or Bookmarks, this tool can quickly search them all and
produce the results. Click each link one time and it tells you
what browser the URL came from. Click "-" to launch the URL in the
Web browser, click "+" to copy it to the clipboard, or hit Esc to
go back to the search box. The program doesn't even do anything to
the registry. Just unzip it and file it where you want to keep it.
When running the program, you get a little search box and a button
labeled "Pref." This is where the preferences can be changed, and
where you can tell the program where the Bookmarks are located.
Favorites are auto-detected, but you have to enter the others. I
entered Mozilla into the Netscape box. Preferences can also be
entered into the search box using strings as listed on the
program's accompanying HTML file. This doesn't solve the problem
I've been having with Bookmarks (although I didn't expect it to).
Whenever I "Search for Bookmark" and see duplicates, I want to
delete it from the search results page in Mozilla. It can't be
done like the in old versions of Netscape. The only way to delete
a URL, to my knowledge, is to find it in its folder and delete it
from there, or by going through the tedious task of opening and
editing the HTML file. Be proud if you have a big Bookmarks /
Favorite file, and use this to help you find what you need instead
of weeding it out. [Meryl]
Urlbase 4
http://www.metalusions.com/urlbase/introduction.php
Urlbase 4 is a powerful bookmark and favorites manager for all major browsers. With urlbase 4 you can import, export and synchronize your links from browser to browser all through a powerful easy to use interface. Options to export your links to HTML format or send your link collection by e-mail make it easy to publicize or share your links on the Internet. Management utilities including the ability to validate links and check for duplicates allow you to keep your links accurate and up to date. The interface can be customized and automated to meet your personal preferences.
BootLIST 078
Date: 3/28/2003 8:21:02 PM Pacific Standard Time
From: ztest@bootdisk.com
Xenu Link Sleuth 1.2d
Is there an easier way to check the links on my
webpage to see if they are bad or not? Clicking on each of them
takes too much time. I have over 200 links.
*** Xenu Link Sleuth 1.2d
Has all the stuff I like, small, no install, fast, can
immediately use without reading any docs. Plus, has a super
report summary.
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html
Keep all your Browser Bookmarks synchronized - no matter where you are..
.
http://www.bookmarksync.com
Remark (Remote bookmark) is a utility for Windows 95, 98 and NT that works with the MyBookmarks website featuring:
one click access to your online bookmarks without a browser
easy importing from Netscape, Internet Explorer, and AOL
easy exporting to Netscape and Internet Explorer
easier adding of new bookmarks
and much more!
Comment from bhaskarss
Date: 05/26/2003 04:45AM PDT
Comment
Use msn explorer, when u have this browser and you add it to ur favourites it gets stored in the server so if you use in ur home or in ur office the same bookmarks get updated there automatically
Comment from newjack
Date: 05/26/2003 04:57AM PDT
Author Comment
I'm using different browsers already (Phoenix/Firebird at the moment), so the last thing I need is another browser, and definatly no MicroSoft browser
I've ended up using www.linkagogo.com, which has a really simple & fast webbased interface to display the bookmarks with tree & detail views. It also allows you to import from ANY type of browser (Opera, IE, Netscape...) and export it again if needed. Most of the other services don't support less known browser like Opera.
thanx for your time though,
see ya
Comment from OregonEd
Date: 08/03/2003 09:41PM PDT
Comment
SIDEBAR.
I am using IE ver 6, which allows me to EXPORT my Favorites file.
Which means I can copy in from a different file -- into my basic file --
and then I can IMPORT the updated file back into Favorites.
Check your BROWSER file menu -- where it says Export and Import -- that's what I use. (I have two servers.)
Yes, it was a hassle getting them in step at first -- NOW, it's a piece of cake. I make my run on server one, export the file to "URL file 1" and then import that file into my browser before going to server 2. Likewise, when I'm done on 2, export and import. Note I'm always working with an updated file!
Of course doing the first file was rough -- exported into different files, then used a pair of small windows side by side and updated ONE file which I then imported into both servers.
Comment from newjack
Date: 08/11/2003 12:46AM PDT
Author Comment
I'm using Mozilla Firebird at home, so that IE export trick won't float there
www.LinkaGoGo.com is what I use now, I only had to import all my links from work & home once into it, and from now on I add all new links directly to my online bookmarks, so it's always up to date,
it's just brilliant really, and easy to use,
in the 3 months that I've been using it, it has never given me any problems whatsoever
Comment from mbutu
Date: 10/03/2003 03:15AM PDT
Comment
I'm using http://www.mybookmarkmanager.com. I've compared it with some of the other bookmark managers and found it to be the best. Your mileage may vary.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/03/2003 03:30AM PDT
Author Comment
doesn't look bad, but these are a few features LinkaGoGo has that I couldn't miss anymore
- search your links on keywords
- adding hyperlinks directly to your online bookmarks with a single click on a shortcut on your browser itself (link, description and keywords are automatically retrieved from the actual webpages meta and headertags)
- customizable view (listview, columns, whatever)
- customizable portal page, where you can add picture-links to your most used sites (images can be automatically selected from images grabbed from the site itself)
- import & export in various formats, and compatible with various browsers
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/09/2003 06:08AM PDT
Comment
The absolute best bookmark manager I have come across (and it's completely free) is Backflip, which you can find at the following address:
http://www.backflip.com/login.ihtml
Once entered, you have your own Yahoo-like search directory, accessible from any computer. You can organise your own folders with whatever headings you like, and you can choose either private mode (ie only you can get in with a password) or publish your links so that others can view them in a public directory (but they can't edit them obviously). I have published several hundred folders with thousands of links through Backflip and I've found the service invaluable. You can also import a copy of your links to your hard disk, and there is an optional button which you can fit in your browser toolbar to automatically save a site in Backflip.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/09/2003 07:14AM PDT
Author Comment
lol,
it's funny how this subject keeps getting posts, I'm wondering how you guys can still find it since it was initially posted months ago
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/14/2003 04:46PM PDT
Comment
I went looking!!!
I've just joined this site, and I am a real search engine junkie - usually if I can't find it, it's not there.
But do have a look at the site if you haven't already found another bookmark manager. I've looked at a few of them, and this one seems the most nicely set out, even if it is a little slow to load.
Comment from newjack
Date: 10/14/2003 11:46PM PDT
Author Comment
well I tried a few in the beginning, and most of them where very limited when it came to importing bookmarks (I was using Opera at the time), and though they had nice layouts etc, they where also quite limited in how they could represent your bookmarks if you had a lot of 'em,
finally I came across http://www.linkagogo.com which doesn't look very fancy, but has soo much features and different views, I was hooked right away,
btw, as a search engine junkie you might like to know that linkagogo allows you to search your link database in a google-like fashion, searching URL's, keywords (automatically retrieved from the actual websites itself) and whatever data you specified extra
Comment from mabullas
Date: 10/15/2003 01:32AM PDT
Comment
Thanks. Just clicked on your link and it looks great. I'll pop that url in my search directory as well. Always glad to find new and useful links!
You're right about importing, however. I had about 10,000 links in an Access database (because it got way too unmanageable to keep in favourites), and I'm literally doing it all manually. With that amount, it has taken months. I believe you can import from favourites, but I ended up with so many in there that I had to put them in folders and subfolders, which got a bit difficult.
Tried out a couple of other ones recommended in Australian NetGuide (gorgeous little magazine full of fantastic useful urls and other stuff), but they were just treelike structures, and only had room for the url, not a title or description. No good once you get past a few hundred links.
After publishing some 700-odd folders to my public directory, I keep hoping they're not going to say, 'Hey, that's way too much for a free service', but so far so good. (PS i've added over 200 search engines in one folder on my Backflip site, all personally tried by me - I am WAY far gone!!!)
Moving the Favorites Folder (to a central location so that it can be shared and managed in one place)
Keeping Favorites in a different location is easier than you think. As long as you use Windows Explorer to move the Favorites folder, Windows will update the internal fields that identify it. Suppose the current Favorites folder is C:\Windows\Favorites. Right-drag this folder to the location you want to use instead, and choose Move here from the menu that pops up when you drop the folder. If previous attempts to move the Favorites folder have gotten your system out of synch, you can navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders. In the right-hand pane, the value named Favorites should contain the full path for the Favorites folder. Double-click it and change it to the correct location.
Keeping Favorites in a different location is easier than you think. As long as you use Windows Explorer to move the Favorites folder, Windows will update the internal fields that identify it. Suppose the current Favorites folder is C:\Windows\Favorites. Right-drag this folder to the location you want to use instead, and choose Move here from the menu that pops up when you drop the folder. If previous attempts to move the Favorites folder have gotten your system out of synch, you can navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\ Software\Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders. In the right-hand pane, the value named Favorites should contain the full path for the Favorites folder. Double-click it and change it to the correct location.
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