| Must have: * cross-platform: Windows, Linux, Apple, Android. * handle great majority of HTML/CSS "features" handled by the mainstream browsers. * easy to use bookmarks, allowing sub-folders within folders (see below). * allow position within each bookmark folder to be remembered on next view. * ability to seamlessy synchronize bookmarks between versions of the brower on different machines, preferably without having to create some sort of account to do so. * an effective ad-blocker. Should not: * include calendars, email clients, etc. * have hard-coded bookmark folders like "mobile". Populate the bookmarks with top-level folders like that if you must, but allow the user to delete them. I want to organize my bookmarks my way. All of the above is just off-the-cuff points I remember. Given time I could probably dredge up a lot more suggestions. Like treating bookmark views almost as a web-page, so you could open a bookmark with either a click (replacing the current view) or as "view in new tab". Opening a bookmark with a click would show the new page and clicking on "back" goes back to the original bookmark view. |