No SSH link with Internet Explorer

Can someone tell me why? Because you used different web browsers.

Google, is an advertising company, a pretty big and successful one. So, it's not surprising that one component in deciding what search results are most relevant to you is what browser you're using.

From that information, they can infer generalizations about you and thus attempt to show you particularly relevant things.

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I'm not.

You mentioned Delicious, which may have everything you are after,though I am not sure they offer is the offline archiving, but you could probably do that with another application. Otherwise, it's got the social shareablity, grouping, integration (I know of at least 2 plugins for Chrome, so I imagine they have more than that for FF.

It's also backed by [correction: AVOS, see below], which gives it some stability over the long haul. I can't remember what their plans are for it, but as far as I know they are keeping it around.

XMarks is a good option if you don't want the social aspects of Delicious, and it provides more of a hierarchical organization rather than a tag-based one.

Both of these solutions work across all major browsers, so you can have access to the same bookmarks in a different browser on the same machine, or wherever you are.