Xmarks for Safari & Safari 4 Final: Compatible?

[wrldwzrd89]

Anyone here use Xmarks for Safari? If you do, does it work with the new Safari 4 final? I heard reports that it worked with the Safari 4 betas.

If it doesn't, what would be a good alternative to use in the mean time? I can live with exporting my bookmarks to HTML and doing the old manual sync method, if need be... but I will not consider MobileMe or using Firefox as "alternatives" - I let my MobileMe account expire on purpose, since I never used it, and I already use Firefox, but I'd love to keep Firefox and Safari synced somehow.

 

[ruinfx]

Anyone here use Xmarks for Safari? If you do, does it work with the new Safari 4 final? I heard reports that it worked with the Safari 4 betas.

If it doesn't, what would be a good alternative to use in the mean time? I can live with exporting my bookmarks to HTML and doing the old manual sync method, if need be... but I will not consider MobileMe or using Firefox as "alternatives" - I let my MobileMe account expire on purpose, since I never used it, and I already use Firefox, but I'd love to keep Firefox and Safari synced somehow.

it works.

 

[iFerd]

How do you tell in Safari 4.0 whether it's there? There is reference on their site to an X in gthe upper right, but I can't see that. This is on a Leopard Mac with the release version of Safari 4.0 installed.

 

[Genjoke]

How do you tell in Safari 4.0 whether it's there? There is reference on their site to an X in gthe upper right, but I can't see that. This is on a Leopard Mac with the release version of Safari 4.0 installed.

Me neither.

The only thing holding me back to firefox is: google redesigned, multiple search engines and the ability to sync my bookmarks to my own private server.

How do I access Xmarks if I cant find the so called x-on-the-right or any menu item for it?

 

[wrldwzrd89]

It's there - there just isn't an icon in Safari. There IS a menulet you can turn on in Xmarks' system preference pane it installs, though.