Google Browser Sync -- your new best friend

[Luka Kladaric]

http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/browsersync/index.html

this extension will keep your bookmarks, form history, browser
history, cookies, tabs and windows (I disabled this) and even
passwords synced between multiple computers

it employs PIN-encryption to protect your data

and it's Google

you're still reading this? GO GET IT!

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[Jay16K]

too bad i use Opera 9 at home

[Luka Kladaric]

too bad, for you :P

seriously, if anyone is truly happy with that browser after trying out
firefox, great... it just doesn't do it for me... it's like settling
for an axe after trying out the swiss army knife

On 6/8/06, Jay16K <jay...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> too bad i use Opera 9 at home

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[Jay]

I used firefox and I still use it often, but I actually came back to
Opera many times
At work I use firefox because I'm too lazy to install Opera on it.

[Luka Kladaric]

it's all good, I'm just kidding... I just like to mess with people
unwilling to try The Other Thing and blindly sticking with what
"works"

if you've tried it and still think opera's better, I respect that

On 6/8/06, Jay <jay...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I used firefox and I still use it often, but I actually came back to
> Opera many times
> At work I use firefox because I'm too lazy to install Opera on it.

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[Cranky Dude]

On 6/8/06, Luka Kladaric <allix...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

> http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/browsersync/index.html
>
> this extension will keep your bookmarks, form history, browser
> history, cookies, tabs and windows (I disabled this) and even
> passwords synced between multiple computers
>
> it employs PIN-encryption to protect your data
>
> and it's Google
>
>
> you're still reading this? GO GET IT!

I've read the FAQ; it says you shouldn't instal it if others have
access to the computer. I still haven't installed it for that reason,
so if you're using it, this question is for you:

Is there any particular reason they can't have a setting to make you
sign in every time you load firefox?

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[Luka Kladaric]

because it would be a MAJOR pain in the ass, just as 'master password'
for saved passwords is

since firefox profiles are protected by windows user security, you're
probably pretty safe if noone has access to your username (but they
can have their own accounts)

I guess...

[Jay]

That should be a sufficient security measurement.

[Cranky Dude]

I said OPTION, not REQUIREMENT!!!!

[Cranky Dude]

NO FUCKING ANSWER???

[Luka Kladaric]

check the attitude at the door or I will mop the floor with you