Clearly, the way of the future is to sync every piece of your personal data… so it sticks with you… for life… Naturally, Mozilla labs has created a terrific add-on called Weave. This little dandy allows you to upload your bookmarks, tabs, history and other personal preferences to Mozilla’s servers (cloud) and sync it to an account you create. Then, when you use a different computer, you can log in, download those preferences and browse as if you were using your original computer.

Confused? It’s okay, diagrams are always more fun:

Quite frankly, we didn’t realize how genius it was until we actually used it ourselves. It becomes absurdly useful when you’re forced to use several different computers. Basically, this will eliminate the need for websites like delicious.com since this add-on enables the browser to do it automatically and somewhat smoothly.

Bottom.Paratus: At first sight, you may think Weave is as worthless as a bunch of oozing STD’s. This may or may not be reality depending on your personal computing situation. We recommend you give it a try before you make your final decision. We found it to be a solid Firefox add-on.

Tags: Explained, Mozilla, Weave

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