Jon's suggestion of posting your links as an html page on your website is a good one, if you have a website.

For those without a website, but especially for those who use an html email service that keeps everything on the server, you could just attach the exported links file to an email and email it to yourself. Left on the server, the attachment should be accessible from any machine you can use to retrieve your email (i.e. you have to remember your password when using a strange machine.)

The exported htm document can also be attached to email or copied to disk to send to a friend. Note that the friend does not have to import all your links into their browser in order for the links to work. The links can be opened directly from the export document, and the ones friend wants can be saved as Favorites (from the opened page - thus confirming that the link is good).

John