If you use two computers with Firefox installed like me, the chances are that you’ve got something like Foxmarks installed to transfer your bookmarks over to the other computer, just so you can use the same sites on both machines. But, now Mozilla have introduced the first version of Weave, the Firefox synchroniser that syncs absolutely EVERYTHING on your browser to a server over at Mozilla labs. This means that all of the setting on each of your firefox installations can be the same, right from cookies to saved passwords.

It’s completely awesome, and [will be] much better than Foxmarks in my opinion. At the minute when you install it happily tells you that you have to be prepared to loose all of your data, but it’s worth the risk. Besides, I completely cleared my personal data from one PC and replaced it with the data pulled from the other. Awesome.

Mozilla Weave Intro Post: http://labs.mozilla.com/2007/12/introducing-weave/