Hi.
Some months ago I upgraded from to 12.4 to 13.7 and then my bookmark sync was broken between iPhone and MPB and iCloud windows (3 devices). Now I have upgraded to 14.4 and it is still broken.
I have tried the usual stuff with no success (iCloud on/off, safari sync on/off, delete and rebuild bookmarks, even a clean install without restoring, just using safari after install)
I am almost sure that it is a problem on apple icloud's side. When I have a look to console report I receive constantly yellow errors from safaribookmarkssyncagent such as "Failed to set up new record zone: Error Domain=CKErrorDomain Code=1 "Request UUID: (null)"
When I monitor a device with succesful sync with another apple ID (my wife's iPhone or her iPad), the messages are different (actually the final one, has en exit code of 0 instead of 1)
I have the same problem in my MBP, with the exact same errors reported in console.
However my iCloud bookmarks in a windows machine (Chrome/Firefox) are working fine. I can sync through iCloud between Chrome and Firefox flawlessly, and what is more important, if I restore bookmarks from my iCloud.com account, then the bookmarks in both Chrome/Firefox are restored correctly to the set I choose.
So my guess is that somehow the iCloud data is corrupted for the apple devices so that they can't access the bookmarks.
Unfortunately I am not under the apple care coverage right now, so I can't contact them.
But anyway, maybe someone has suffered a similar problem, and can tell me if there is a way to reset the bookmarks and avoid this yellow error.
I read some time ago that one user had a similar issue fixed through a reset from Apple's side. I can't find this post but I'm afraid is the only way...
I would accept to lose all my synced bookmarks (I have a copy of them) but I have a lot of photos and apps so a brand new ID apple is not possible.
BTW, photos and iCloud drive works flawlessly across all devices. Even iCloud open tabs are working perfectly between MBP and iPhone . It is just the bookmarks...
Thanks!
Some months ago I upgraded from to 12.4 to 13.7 and then my bookmark sync was broken between iPhone and MPB and iCloud windows (3 devices). Now I have upgraded to 14.4 and it is still broken.
I have tried the usual stuff with no success (iCloud on/off, safari sync on/off, delete and rebuild bookmarks, even a clean install without restoring, just using safari after install)
I am almost sure that it is a problem on apple icloud's side. When I have a look to console report I receive constantly yellow errors from safaribookmarkssyncagent such as "Failed to set up new record zone: Error Domain=CKErrorDomain Code=1 "Request UUID: (null)"
When I monitor a device with succesful sync with another apple ID (my wife's iPhone or her iPad), the messages are different (actually the final one, has en exit code of 0 instead of 1)
I have the same problem in my MBP, with the exact same errors reported in console.
However my iCloud bookmarks in a windows machine (Chrome/Firefox) are working fine. I can sync through iCloud between Chrome and Firefox flawlessly, and what is more important, if I restore bookmarks from my iCloud.com account, then the bookmarks in both Chrome/Firefox are restored correctly to the set I choose.
So my guess is that somehow the iCloud data is corrupted for the apple devices so that they can't access the bookmarks.
Unfortunately I am not under the apple care coverage right now, so I can't contact them.
But anyway, maybe someone has suffered a similar problem, and can tell me if there is a way to reset the bookmarks and avoid this yellow error.
I read some time ago that one user had a similar issue fixed through a reset from Apple's side. I can't find this post but I'm afraid is the only way...
I would accept to lose all my synced bookmarks (I have a copy of them) but I have a lot of photos and apps so a brand new ID apple is not possible.
BTW, photos and iCloud drive works flawlessly across all devices. Even iCloud open tabs are working perfectly between MBP and iPhone . It is just the bookmarks...
Thanks!