Unable to sync bookmarks between N80 and Firefox

Versions
PC Suite - 6.81.13.0, Windows XP SP2, Lotus Notes - 6.0.3
Mozilla Firefox - 1.5.0.7
Nokia N80 version
V 4.0623.0.41
26-07-2006
RM-92
Nokia N80 (12)
I was able to sync up the N80 with Lotus Notes Calender and Contacts until I turned on sync of bookmarks with Firefox. It synced up the first time. Subsequently, I am unable to sync up after connecting to the N80. The only way it works is if I turn off bookmark syncing in "Nokia PC Sync - Settings/Bookmarks/Bookmark Items".
Any solutions? Please explain how bookmarks can be managed/synced up with Firefox. Which bookmarks will be synced?
-Raghu

My questions is why does iCloud control panel 3.0 no longer sync with Safari???? It worked so well before. And now the option is not even there? I work across platforms and across MANY iDevices. The only internet engine that might work now across all is Chrome. Can I go from Safari to Chorme in the new iCloud control panel. I use my bookmarks and reading lists everywhere. I know Safari blindfolded. Why did Apple drop it's own search engine? Inquiring minds would like to know.
Thank you
Peace
LGM

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