That's too bad. I'm surprised that that level of access isn't available via one of the APIs that are exposed for things like password managers or accessibility. In any case, it would be very nice if you were to find a way around the limitation.
Moving the bookmarks on my own isn't all that attractive a solution. It doesn't help me with cross-browser or cross-platform syncing. I would have to maintain the mobile bookmark set myself, which defeats the purpose of a bookmark syncing app. I could probably use a different tool for mobile bookmarks, rather than the browser's bookmark feature, but unless it integrates with the browser it requires extra effort to set up the entries, which is less than ideal. Again, figuring out how to get the browser to sync with Eversync is the optimal solution (even just the one way, browser to app, would be good).
That's too bad. I'm surprised that that level of access isn't available via one of the APIs that are exposed for things like password managers or accessibility. In any case, it would be very nice if you were to find a way around the limitation.
Moving the bookmarks on my own isn't all that attractive a solution. It doesn't help me with cross-browser or cross-platform syncing. I would have to maintain the mobile bookmark set myself, which defeats the purpose of a bookmark syncing app. I could probably use a different tool for mobile bookmarks, rather than the browser's bookmark feature, but unless it integrates with the browser it requires extra effort to set up the entries, which is less than ideal. Again, figuring out how to get the browser to sync with Eversync is the optimal solution (even just the one way, browser to app, would be good).
In any event, thanks for the response.