The only really reliable way to sync between two browsers like Chrome and Safari is to export the bookmarks from the source browser, delete all of the bookmarks in the target browser, and then import. Of course, that trick doesn't make your life easier and is impossible to use when you want to use Safari and Chrome in the same time (too many upload/download to do). ( the image below is an Xmarks for Safari screenshot - You have almost the same panel in Chrome Xmarks plugin). Then, each time you add a bookmark into safari or chrome think to overwrite Xmarks server with "upload" (see Xmarks advanced settings) and then, download the new bookmarks via "download".Disable the automatic mode of Xmarks plugin (both on Safari and Chrome).Keep using Google Chrome synchronisation (bookmarks, plug-in and whatever you want).Especially when you have a lot of bookmarks. It can be boring to fix that kind of issue manually. One will be empty, the other contains the bookmarks.all your bookmarks folder will appear in double.If you enable Chrome bookmarks synchronisation and if Xmarks plugin is in automatic sync mode (default setting), some conflicts can appear:
The use of Xmarks for Safari and Chrome works mostly very well, but in some case, you can encounter conflicts issues.
I would like to add some remarks about Xmarks.
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