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Topic Difference between SurfSaver and bookmarks
Applies_To SurfSaver
Version All
Last_Update 10/06/2004
Question
What's the difference between SurfSaver and using the bookmark feature of my browser?
Answer
SurfSaver creates a permanent, searchable archive of the pages you save. When you bookmark a page in your browser, you do not have a permanent copy of the page. Since Web pages can constantly change, you cannot rely on the information being available in the future.
In addition, you have no way to search the contents of your bookmarks.
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