I've got a proof-of-concept prototype of a bookmark manager up and running and if anyone is interested I'd like people to try it out and give me some feedback. The idea was to allow creation of a Web-accessible set of bookmarks as easily as creation of bookmarks local to a browser without having to fill out forms. It came out of frustration from trying to keep track of bookmarks in multiple browsers on multiple computers at multiple locations. I wanted it all to work on the Web and not depend on locally installed software so I could even get to my bookmarks when visiting a friend or at a public access machine. I've done it by having Zope act in effect like a proxy browser or a Browser-in-a-Browser. You browse the web in the main frame of a page and the upper frame has a form to enter a new address and links to create or view bookmarks. The main problem is that heavily scripted pages often don't work in the proxy browser, so I've provided a means at any step of the way to escape the proxy browser to look at the page directly. If you're interested, you can see the prototype at: http://cpgray.lib.uwaterloo.ca:8180/noddies/bookmarkerExperiment/browserFram... One 'feature' I have noticed is that it doesn't seem to like URLs consisting of a domain only (e.g. http://www.zope.org/ vs. http://www.zope.org/index_html). I have also been looking at this for a client for a portal (based on Plumtree) but with Zope acting as one of the gadget servers. The ideal would be some kind of drag and drop bookmarks into a folder tree. In Internet Explorer there is a lot you can do. (Inlcuding uploading your IE bookmarks to the server). The nicest I have seen is at www.djuice.com which is a Euopean WAP portal. You can set up your WAP folder tree menu by a nice DHTML based Bookmark editor. You can for certain URLs drag em into the menu, cool! There is a nice DHTML package called folder tree that is avialbale form javascript resource sites. FYI, Albert Boulanger vPatch Technologies aboulanger@vpatch.com