@Ajith Antony: For that price it had better make me dinner and tuck me in at night.

@firstworldman: CSV is a tad smaller and will probably be easier to import into another bookmarking management tool.

@firstworldman: Make sure you back your links up. From their FAQ.

@valladolid: Or you could set a master password to encrypt the saved passwords in Firefox.

Steve Miller's ShareWatch is my preferred utility for this purpose.

@lhed: But is it portable?

@SquareWheel: Yup, 11,948 to be exact. They're not the traditional, visit every few days type of bookmark. I bookmark any site I may want to refer to in the future. It's come in handy too many times to count.

Vote: Linkman

@jaden: It's back now

I'm getting an oops page.

"...but find the minimum $50 per year membership not quite worth it."

@gpzbc: Ack, you're right. I was thinking of Sugarsync. However, the deal breaker with Syncplicity is the limit of 2 computers on the free plan.

@costero: Because it's not free

@ahawks: Not on Win7 x64 either.

VOTE: Keepass

"According to a study of the our decision process" doesn't need the "the".

I just ran across WeatherMate, a portable Windows app that provides the same functionality. Of course, it only runs on Windows, and it uses [weather.com] (not always the most accurate), but it can read the weather forecast to you. That's worth something.

@kb: Yeah, then they could get to trivial features like being able to read and send email. :P

@Vertigo50: Or maybe he just wants it filtered by OS. Best backup solution for Linux, Windows and Mac.

I only give out my Google Voice number and I rarely have it forward to any of my phones. That way I get an email (which I only check periodically) with the transcript of the voicemail so I can choose to talk when it's convenient .