@stevenjcee said in Bookmarks Not Imported:
Perhaps, when I uninstalled Opera I saved the Bookmarks folder, so that is why it's so full, and won't import correctly?
Yes. That's possible. As in, if you start with fresh "Bookmarks" and "BookmarksExtras" files in Opera's profile folder and then import, things might go better.
Actually I just noticed, when I open Bookmarks, there is a folder with "imported from Firefox" with random folder names: Current Tabs, Reading List, and Unfiled. Under the Unfiled heading, there are thousands of bookmarks in folders marked New, Newer, Newest!
If you have existing bookmarks, the importer puts imported bookmarks in an imported folder. So, that's normal. As for the folder names inside that, "unfiled" usually means "other bookmarks". As for the new, newer, newest folders, maybe that comes from Firefox's bookmarks.html you exported or from Firefox's palces.sqlitge bookmarks file if you directly imported from Firefox. I would goto opera://bookmarks, select all bookmarks and folders in the "unfiled" folder and drag them to Opera's "other bookmarks" folder. Then, for bookmarks and folders in New, newer, and newest that are now in Opera's "other bookmarks" folder, I would select all messages in each and drag them to the root of the "other bookmarks" folder and then delete the new, newer and newest folders. For the bookmarks bar, I would select and drag those to Opera's bookmarks bar.
Then, ass for the other bookmark categories from Firefox, I would drag what I wanted from them to "other bookmarks" and then delete the whole "imported from Firefox" folder.
Long story short, Chromium and Firefox bookmark hierarchies are different.
However, if another Chromium-based browser imports from Firefox in a better way, import from Firefox into that browser first. Then import into Opera.
