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Tip: Your free personal organizer with Brim

Wednesday, 01 March 2006

Brim is a web based information manager that allows you to manage your personal items like bookmarks, contacts, calendar and tasks online. It is written in PHP and is using a MySQL database. Brim is allowing the user to import and export to common standards like Netscape/Opera bookmarks or Opera contacts/vCards.
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The software is based on plugins and supports more than 15 languages. Users are able to customize the look and feel using multiple themes.

Linux-Tip users are now able to test the software for free. Just create you own user account here. The following plugins are installed:

Bookmark manager
Calendar
Contacts
News (RSS) management
Tasks or Todo lists
Notes
Web tools like calculator, subnet calculator, ASCII code and a lot more.

Many more plugins are available, but for security reasons they are not installed at the Linux-Tip website. We do not recommend using tools like password manager, check book manager or e-banking manager without SSL encryption.

The author and the above mentioned website are not responsible for any damage or loss of data that the information in this article and the use of this personal organizer may cause to you. Please backup your data regularly and do not store personal or sensitive data online.

Alternatively you can check out the software including all available plugins here:

http://www.brim-project.org/demo/login.php

Read a note on security here:

http://www.brim-project.org/demo/documentation/security.html

and get additional information and user documentation here:

http://www.brim-project.org/documentation.html