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<p>My favorite bookmark solution is Sitebar. It runs in an Apache/MySQL/PHP environment, which may be more overhead than you're looking for. But it's very dynamic. You can add categories and sub-categories on the fly. And there's a Javascript link that makes it easy to add new links. It can be used as a Web page or as a side panel app. I use mine in Konqueror's side panel. <span style="font-style:italic"> </span>I couldn't live without it. In my opinion, the bookmark handling built into all browsers, including Konqueror, really stinks. Anyway, Sitebar is the best thing out there. Check it out at:</p>
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<p>http://sitebar.org/</p>
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<p>On Sunday 03 July 2005 12:59 pm, Benjamin Sher wrote:</p>
<p>> Dear friends:</p>
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<p>> I have a Russian Index created from Netscape bookmarks at:</p>
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<p>> http://www.websher.net/inx/icdefault1.htm</p>
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<p>> Does anyone know of any such program available for Linux (KDE, Gnome, X,</p>
<p>> even command line)? I don't mean that it has to be identical to the one</p>
<p>> above but that is must be able to convert bookmarks to a nicely</p>
<p>> organized web page? Would be even better if it were dynamic so I</p>
<p>> wouldn't have to update it every time I add or delete an entry but a</p>
<p>> static version would be acceptable too.</p>
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<p>> Thank you so much.</p>
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<p>> Benjamin</p>
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