If you browse the Internet on a regular basis, you probably heard about bookmarks and understand how helpful they can be whenever you want to save content for later or access some websites quickly.

Although bookmarking is widely available in any decent Internet browser, there are third-party apps that can help you manage bookmarks externally. One of them is NetVisualize Favorites Organizer.

The installation process is no rocket science, as you're not required to perform any highly complicated operations during it or configure any advanced parameter.

You only need to accept the End User License Agreement, set a destination path on your computer and toggle a bunch of settings, as the rest of the process unfolds automatically.

Visually-wise, its interface is not quite appealing, as it has that Windows 98 feel to it. However, its controls are accessible and can be easily handled even by novices.

The main window is split into three sections. The top one is where all the menus are displayed, the middle one provides you with the bookmarks in a library-like manner, with folders and tree-views, and the bottom one shows a thumbnail of your bookmark and a note you can modify.

As previously stated, you can turn to this program if you need a bookmark manager that isn't the one included in your favorite browser. Adding a bookmark requires you to type a name, the URL and a quick note (optional). You can also give it a rating from 0 to 100.

Additionally, you can open the saved links directly from the app, save the bookmark collections on your PC and access them later, or even ping URLs, traceroute to them and perform DNS lookups.

All in all, if you're looking for an external bookmark manager that can perform extra tasks such as DNS lookups or traceroutes, maybe NetVisualize Favorites Organizer is the one for you.