Compass 2.6 Compass manages bookmarks in their native formats, allowing you to easily import, merge, and export bookmarks from all three major browsers. Compass provides both a traditional tree pane and a list pane, which displays all of your bookmarks. You can use the panes independently, or set a toggle that displays a bookmark in both panes or tracks them together when searching. Search is available at all times as an entry form at the top of the list pane. An additional edit pane sits below the list pane, with space for comments or annotations.
Compass strives to be compact, fast, and portable.
More powerful than AcqURL, it's a good choice if you don't need the extensive features offered by some of the other bookmark managers. Instead, Powermarks provides extensive and fast searching capability, including keyword search. Keywords are automatically generated when you import your bookmarks, though for some reason these include all of the folder names in a Netscape bookmark file, making them less useful than they might be. Clicking any keyword displays all bookmarks associated with that keyword, arguably an acceptable alternative to a hierarchical structure. You can delete unsuitable keywords from this dictionary, and control which keywords are associated with each bookmark.