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This could potentially solve some problems with syncing other things, like my to-do list and my passwords, but the added step of syncing between local and remote drives does make life more complicated and I’m trying to simplify. (Although PasswordWallet does sync well with my Treo.) I guess synchronization doesn’t mix well with security concerns.įor the rest of my stuff, like files I’m working on on both computers, I use Jungle Disk. I use PasswordWallet for my important stuff, like bank accounts, and Password Maker for less important stuff - but neither seems well suited for synchronization across computers. I’m still stuck looking for a good password syncing solution. NetNewsWire now offers excellent synchronization features via NewsGator. The Firefox extension is pretty good, but I’ve recently started using WebNoteHappy which is looking very promising. But for some reason it always ignores the fact that I have Gmail open! is also very useful when browsing on multiple computers and browsers - especially now that you can keep some things private. Google Browser Sync for Firefox is very reliable for keeping my open web pages, bookmarks, cookies, etc. I prefer desktop applications to online ones, but until Omni releases their dedicated task management program Tasks looks like the best bet. The best option right now looks like Tasks from Alex King. I also don’t drink the GTD kool-aid, especially since the very concept of “contexts” is nearly useless when you are always in front of your computer.

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looks great, but the software it uses is still lacking a lot of features, like hierarchical to-do lists which I consider a must. A better solution seems to be something online.

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I could save it on my WebDav or JungleDisc (see below), but I’m also not crazy about how Kinkless requires constant manual syncing.

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I also don’t see any other reason to fork out money for OmniOutliner Pro when I already have the basic version. Up till now I’ve been considering Kinkless GTD, but that isn’t very good for syncing between computers.

I could just use iCal’s to-do lists, but I need some more flexibility. So far I’ve encountered a few hiccups setting it up, but it seems to work well and the developer is very responsive.įor my AddressBook I use Plaxo which I’ve been quite happy with.įor to-do lists there are lots of choices these days. Second, I use a neat tool called iSynCal to synchronize my calendars with my WebDav drive. First, I have a WebDav drive courtesy of my lifetime account with TextDrive. Fastmail.fm is cheaper, and has a nicer webmail interface, but I’m happy with Lusxsci and don’t want to mess with a good thing.įor my iCal calendars I have a two part solution. Tech support has always been reliable and nearly instant. My IMAP server of choice is Luxsci, which has never let me down in all the year’s I’ve been using it. I’ve highlighted those solutions which are Mac-only)Į-mail. ( NOTE: Although I mentioned an iMac, many of these solutions are cross platform.

Here’s how I’m handling each of these challenges:

What do I need to sync? Most important is e-mail, followed by my iCal calendars, AddressBook, to-do lists, web browser and rss reader content, my internet passwords, and any files I happen to be working on at the moment.

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