Did you mean photo albums on MyOpera?
If so, the only way to recover the photos is via the "web archive".
Unless some Google or Yahoo! search can be done if your album(s) was/were specifically named and should happen to still be present in their cache.
Try typing your blog's name into the search field of one of the big search engines, and when results, try choosing the 'cache version'. Or other guys could direct you to that "webarchive".
He was away, Sgunhouse - it's excusable to say the least... It happens:left:
Good day sir,I'm grateful to you all,the reason why sending this massage is that my.opera.com/Ngofa25,account is not active,please I'm sorry if I have broken the law,please sir I will love to see my account open again,Thanks to you all for understanding,
Well, actually, you have your account - but the service MyOpera is that which is not active any more.
As this might require some more details on your accounts, can you please describe the problem as a bug report here: https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop/
Opera provided months of notice, both on the web interface and via email. I wish they had continued to maintain the mail system, but it is ridiculous to claim the shutdown was without warning.
But if a user didn't need to check the website because he trusted it to be held and didn't need to maintain it because all he put was staticc and nothing to be added so it was used like a gallery or showroom etc.?
We still had an e-mail address known to the company to use it for at least 1 single e-mail! (At least we check it often! - and we do!)
That would have been enough probably... but it didn't happen.
that's what I can't call decency!!!