We read through the documentation and decided to purge the term Central Store from all user interface and documentation, in favor of using BookMacster Directly, which was already used in some places.  Here is the definition that will appear in the Help Book in BookMacster 1.22.34:

To use BookMacster *directly* means to land new bookmarks to and visit existing bookmarks using one of the facilities listed in the table below, byassing the built-in bookmarks in web browsers such as Safari.  The advantage of this workflow is that it has fewer moving parts and works faster.  The disadvantage of using this method exclusively is that it will not sync your bookmarks to non-Macintosh devices such as iOS devices, Android devices or computers running Microsoft Windows or Linux.  Users of this workflow ignore the Bookmarks menu, Bookmarks Bar, Favorites Bar, etc., and all of the built-in bookmarks in web browsers.  They might even remove all bookmarks from them, just to be tidy.

The table referred to lists:

Global keyboard shortcuts
Menu Extra
Dock Menu
Browser Menu Items (provided by our Firefox extension)
Browser Toolbar Button (provided by our Chrome extension)

Hello,

I'm totally new to BookMacaster and have spent almost a couple of hours trying to figure out how I might best use it, but the thing that is really holding me back is that I cannot find a clear definition and explantation of what a "central store" is.

When the program first opens, as a new user I'm asked to pick how I want to use BookMacaster, but the little explanations are too similar to really know what to pick.

So I started researching the help files, but still have no answer.

I've reviewed (many times now) the help files for:
1.5.  BookMacster : Sync Browsers
1.6.  BookMacster as a Central Store
1.7.  BookMacster : Custom Usages
4.1.  Glossary (I thought for sure a definition would be here, but it's not)
4.10  Multi-Device Sync Configurations
4.12  More About Syncing Among Macs

I know I want to setup a system like the example "4.10.1  Example 1: One Synkmark or BookMacster on One Bridge Mac", but it's not clear to me if this requires a "Central Store" or not.

Thanks for your help in advance!
Steve