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This free tool keeps my bookmarks synced across Chrome, Firefox, and Edge - here's how

I use multiple browsers every day, and this free utility fixed one of my biggest annoyances.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. I use Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and other browsers on my desktops and laptops, both personally and professionally. As I want access to the same bookmarks, I need a way to sync them. Each browser has its own syncing method, but it works only within the system, not with other browsers. That's why I use a free and inclusive syncing tool called Floccus. I've tried several bookmark syncing utilities in the past. But I invariably found them unreliable or incompatible with certain browsers. Floccus syncs your bookmarks not just throughout Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, but across Opera, Vivaldi, Brave, and Kiwi. The program supports Windows, MacOS, and Linux, and works in iOS and Android…
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