WebBrowserBookmarksView

One of the main benefits of using a browser is that you can visit a bunch of interesting webpages and add the most appealing one to the Bookmarks list, for later review.

WebBrowserBookmarksView is a seemingly simple app for exploring the URLs you added to this list while using Firefox, Opera and Google Chrome.

This utility is a portable one, which means you do not need to install it on your PC to be able to access its GUI. Moreover, you can store it on a removable USB thumb drive and run it whenever you want to take a look at the bookmarks saved on the current computer.

As soon as you run WebBrowserBookmarksView, it quickly analyzes all compatible browsers and displays all the URLs that have been marked as bookmarks.

The main window of the utility is populated with a wide range of details about each bookmark, such as page title, full address, folder name and path, GUID, browser and file location. You can also get the creation and modification dates for each bookmark.

On the other hand, if you are not looking to get this much information, you can easily select the columns that should be visible within the main window by default.

You can even restrict the total number of displayed records by specifying which browser you are most interested in (however, you need to browse to the location of the profile folder of Chrome or Firefox).

Once you found the entries you were searching for, you can export the list to HTML so you can examine it at a later time. Alternatively, you can copy the URL of a selected item and paste it in a separate document.

WebBrowserBookmarksView is a handy solution to have around if you frequently review the bookmarks on the PC you are currently using.