Mac Safari to PC Safari

Question

I am running safai on my mac and have icloud all set up correctly to share bookmarks. I have recently installed Safari on my PC in the hope that all my bookmarks would automatically sync. Unfortunately this does not seem to be happening. I downloaded and installed Icloud on my PC and attempted to set it up however when I turn on the bookmark sync facility it will only let me select the "sync with internet explorer". I presume that doing will will add all of my IE bookmarks to my safari browser, and possibly even add my work IE bookmarks to my home mac safari. Unfortunately the bookmarks that I have on my mac simply are not appearing on my PC version of Safari, even though both seem to be correctly logged into Icloud. Am I doing something incorrectly or is it simply not possible to do what I want? I cannot see why not though, since both my MAc and PC versions of chrome sync together perfectly through my gmail account, which seems to be no different from a Safari / Icloud setup. Any assistance would be hugely appreciated since I no longer want to use IE or Chrome and would love my PC, MAc and Iphone so sync together perfectly without me installing chrome on my iphone. Many thanks.

Answer 1

You could try the Network named System Preference control pane to see
if you can change the settings your machine has for wireless and other
network access to facilitate making the proper connection to your wi-fi base.
Depending on what kind of network you have available, your Mac should
just see it; but there are rare occurrences where some brands of base
station act oddly with AirPort cards. Usually they just work, once the
settings are configured correctly for your setup.
Do you see an active Airport icon in the menubar? That's a start if you do;
but that won't mean anything if your Network panel settings have Airport
ignored in favor of, say Ethernet or maybe a dialup modem, etc. Or if
you don't have the setting to Automatic for Airport; and that's why a view
into those Network panel settings and options is important.
Many users near an open wireless frequency find the Airport just works
when they first run a new Macintosh. My brother was getting all of his
neighbor's listings in his wireless Macs; some finally set up WPA or other
network protections. He fine-tuned his for that neighborhood so it would
be first in his own access to the internet; and he sees it by name in the
AirPort menubar tool and in the Network panel settings; like I have mine.
There are several details involved here, none should be difficult. Best of
luck in your quest; and if this was a bit helpful, you are welcome.
 iBookG4 1.33 12" 1.5GB RAM (10.4.7)  iMacG4 1.25 17" 1GB RAM   Mac OS X (10.3.9)   & two -  AirPort Extreme Base Station(s) on DSL w/modem & Hawking ext antenna