Ma.gnolia Blog: More from Mirrord: ma.gnolia2safari
[Updated: the download link for ma.gnolia2safari is fixed]
Another Mirrord conversion to announce today, this time for Safari users. Chris Messina has converted Christina Zeeh’s delicious2safari application to work with Ma.gnolia.
ma.gnolia2safari uses the magic of the using the Mirrord API to grab and add your Ma.gnolia bookmarks into Safari. With sweet tools like this, you can enjoy the benefits of social bookmarking without giving up on the speed of having them in the browser.
Chris added a really nice touch with the spiffy ma.gnolia2safari application icon. A man of many talents, he is.
Many thanks to Christina and Chris for sharing their work.
Want it? Grab it here.
Posted by Todd on September 27, 2006 | Mark This Post
Member Comments
Chris on September 28, 2006
I wonder how difficult it would be to add scheduled updates, so that the Safari bookmark list is essentially synched with the Ma.gnolia bookmarks? This would essentially give Safari Flock-like powers ...
Chris on October 1, 2006
;)
It wasn't too hard given Christina's existing work.
And the fine folks at Plasq.com (Comic Life) helped out with making it a Universal Binary.
iamcurious on April 15, 2007
What happened to this software? It doesn't seem to be available anymore.
productionadam on November 21, 2007
Anyone know why this isn't working anymore i'm using leopard and I didn't know if that was the problem.
Nicola on January 2, 2008
+1
me too has a problem with Leopard's Safari which version is 3.0.4 (5523.10.6)
Todd on January 2, 2008
It sounds like Safari 3 and ma.gnolia2safari don't play too well together. We'll get in touch with the people who brought it to life and see if they can provide some insight or an update.
Larry on January 31, 2008
We've posted a newly compiled version of magnolia2safari. Can you download that and give it a try?
Jason on February 16, 2008
how "should" this work, On OSX 10.4.11 when i try to open magnolia2safari on my desktop the error comes: You cannot open the application "magnolia2safari" because it is not supported on this architecture. This is an iBook G3, so not intel either.
?
David on April 6, 2008
The app won't even launch on my Leopard 10.5.2 MacBook Pro with Safari 3.1. Any chance there'll be an updated build of this?
Jason on May 8, 2008
I now upgraded to a used G5 quad core with leopard running and it does as David says, just crashes at application startup...
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Laurent on September 28, 2006
Nice work Chris!