Homepaw

What is HomePaw? • HomePaw is a start page/homepage to manage your bookmarks. • It lists all your bookmarks on one page. • All your bookmarks are in categories. • Your bookmarks are accessible from all your computers, anywhere. • Your most visited bookmarks are moved higher in each category (and marked if they are overall most visited). • Your least visited bookmarks are moved lower in each category (grayed out if older than x days). • It's free! Why HomePaw? • Access your bookmarks faster (sorted by categories and by most visited) • See all your bookmarks in one page, categorized and in a clean interface • Access HomePaw on any web device (on your laptop, iPhone, mobile phone, etc.) • Access your bookmarks anywhere - access your bookmarks from an internet café on vacation or any other place! Features • All your bookmarks in one unique homepage • Homepage is permanent (never lose your bookmarks again because your computer crashes!) • Accessible from any device • Bookmarks are categorized in sections • Most visited bookmarks appear on the top of the section (default) • Option to sort links by title or by last visited • Old bookmarks are grayed out automatically (default: 365 days) • Add bookmark to HomePaw from the current page you are browsing without typing in the URL • Overall most visited bookmarks are shown in a special box and also marked in each section (default: 25) • Edit/delete buttons appear next to each link • Edit/delete/move up/move down buttons appear next to each category • Option to set your bookmarks public or private • Website's icon (favicon) is added automatically • Foreign characters support • Option to open links in new tab/window or current window • Category boxes are collapsible • Mobile phones friendly (iPhone, Android, Windows phone) • Drag and drop links between categories (not inside the same category) • Search box - quickly search and find your bookmarks • Homepaw Chrome extension to add links quickly (new version adds a loader page allowing you to avoid loading Homepaw if you just wanted to type a URL in the address bar, for example) New: - HTTPS support - Character encoding fix