Xmarks for Safari
Xmarks for Safari is a system preferences pane from Xmarks that integrates with macOS System Settings to provide bookmark synchronization and management features for Safari. It allowed users to sync bookmarks across multiple Macs and browsers, maintaining a centralized repository of their saved links and web locations. The component sits in System Settings and manages bookmark data through a Xmarks account.
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1 suggestionXmarks for Safari has been discontinued by its developer and is no longer actively maintained. Since this is a system preferences pane rather than a standalone app, it is managed through the parent component — in this case, the Xmarks installer or system extension framework that places it into macOS System Settings. Because the vendor has stopped development, there is no native Apple Silicon update available and no ongoing support channel. The preference pane will stop working entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028). If you depend on bookmark synchronization, consider switching to Apple's native iCloud Keychain feature (built into Safari and System Settings), Firefox Sync, Google Chrome's sign-in sync, or dedicated bookmark managers like Raindrop.io or Notion that run natively on Apple Silicon and offer cross-browser and cross-device synchronization without relying on an unsupported third-party system extension.
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