I use Windows 2000 at work, RH9 on my laptop, and on my desktop I have a dual boot with Debian and WinXP. Does anyone know of a program that stores bookmarks online but has an interface to access those bookmarks across different OS platforms?

Or if anyone has another suggestion on how to do this I would like to hear it.

Thanks,
J

The simplest thing to do is to use your preferred browser
and export the bookmarks to a HTML file. You even
don't have to put it on a server. You can access it by
a file:// -link on the local
filesystem on every computer.

Since you use that many computers, it's worth considering
to put it online, if you don't mind that everyone has access
to it. In this case, you will most probably use a FTP client
to upload it to your web server.

Of course, you can restrict access by a .htaccess
file, but then things are getting that much complicated that
you may prefer to store the bookmark.html file on a USB key
(or floppy).

An Internet based bookmark service

http://www.ikeepbookmarks.com/home.asp

Don't know if it'll cost ya - and I suspect there are other such services as well, heck you could set up your own site on yahoo - or anywhere else and FTP new bookmarks to it from time to time....