that is, what you can get/see here
... "some picture tell more than thousend words" ...
at the first, the "password-thing"
your passoword (
and your login-name) is never stored anywhere at our site!
this data is only be used to create your "personal boo
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id"!
please be extremely cautious with your login-data, because there is no way to restore them!
(it is also a good idea to save your boo
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id too)
the reason for that is:
you can always come back to your own boo
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mark-site with no login.
you have only to set a bookmark in your current browser by clicking the:
"bookmark your boo
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mark-site" ... and that's it!
this link takes you back to your bookmarks, allways and everywhere, with no login!
"boo
id", what's that?
your "boo
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id" is that id, which was generated from your login- and password-strings,
and which you can find documented above your boo
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mark-list (after you've logged in)
and in the first (and only) mail, we sent to you, after your first login ("Double Opt-in").
what the hack is a "personal boolet"?
and what should i do with it?
your "personal boolet" is the thing with which you can bookmark any website,
and save the link to it, here on boo
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mark.de.
the best way to use it is:
- you drag it in your browsers local bookmark-list (or in the 'favorites' of your browser)
- and at the next time, if you surf the web, you can click on it, to store the link of the current site
you surf in your boo
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marks. after that you can access that link
wherever you have access to "boo
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mark.de"!
that's it.
example for firefox-browser users:
a good place for the "boolet" is your "bookmark-toolbar" below the navigation-bar.
(see this screen-shots above)
the "boolet" is no magic!
it is simply a bookmark-let, or better said a little piece of javascript, that is collecting the information of the
site, you're currently surf.
this collected information it takes to you boo
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mark-account and stores it here.