Max Items in Bookmarks Bar, Stash & Speeddial?
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
In Opera 20, what is the maximum amount of items I can put in the Bookmarks Bar, in the Stash and in the Speeddial?
I don't think that there is a limit. Regarding Stash: http://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2013/11/opera-17-wins-macworld-editors-choice/#comment-1124575390
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lem729 last edited by
Very interesting link with a reference to Opera winning some awards for Opera blink and Coast. And I learned something too.
One commenter said regarding Stash: "After 50 items are added a new stash page is created. There is an arrow on the left of the first page to allow you to click down through pages. However you can also just do a search on a keyword via the search box on the top left."
It appears you can have pages in Stash. And can do a search with the search box, though I assume they meant the one on the top right. It's the right anyway from the perspective of the person typing.
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colderwinters last edited by
You can have alot more bookmarks on the bookmarks bar than what you can see there, the >> symbol on the end of the bookmarks bar shows the rest that dont fit
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dvk-ru1 last edited by
With Stash, there seem to be no practically meaningful limit, at least not that imposed by the underlying SQLite table: the id column is integer (maximum value 2*10^9) and the maximum size for the database is 32 TB.
As of right now, I've got 866 items in Stash, 255 MB stash.db, and I haven't ever felt any slowdown on Stash opening or search. -
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suntana last edited by
Excellent stash of information there, lem729. I'll definitely be experimenting with it tomorrow. It's getting late right now.
With your gold mine of info, it's possible that I might be able to pull this Bookmarks thing off with just the Bookmarks Bar, the Stash and the Speeddial without having to go the Bookmarks extension route. I really don't want to use extensions if I don't have to.
Right now I only installed a NOTES / Notepad extension. I never used extensions before and I sure hope I don't have to suddenly engage in an extensions fest.
Thanks a lot for the info, lem729!
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suntana last edited by
Thanks for the info regarding the >> symbol at the end of the Bookmarks Bar, Coldwinters. I was hoping something like that would be the case. I already have the Bookmarks Bar filled with 10 Bookmarks. Now after that I'll probably just add Folders and organize the rest of my Bookmarks that way. Well, in conjunction with the Stash and the Speeddial as well of course.
I just have to think and determine / decide on the best and logical organization layout among those 3 storing areas.
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A Former User last edited by
You can fit at least a dozen folders on the Bookmarks Bar if you use short names. I have 11 folders + 3 bookmarklets, and plenty of free space on a 1920 x 1080 monitor.
12 folders + 12 subfolder in each + 20 bookmarks in each subfolder = 2,880 bookmarks.
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dvk-ru1 last edited by
Wow. Are you using the Speed Dial, and Personal Bookmarks bar also? What motivates you to chose Stash over other places to put items? Are you using the Search Feature to find Stash items. I would think with Stash if you have a lot, it might be hard to retrieve stuff.
Yes, of course, I use both SD and bookmarks.
For me, SD is for "visually-organised," most frequently used links, which I can think of as cards lying on a table, remembering "where" each one is.
Bookmarks are for frequently used links that I want to use without opening a new tab (root level) or long lists of similar links, which don't have to be organised visually like SD. One example is a list of links to episode guide in Wikipedia for each TV series I watch.
Stash is a heap of all the read-later, or probably even read-never, rubbish. I squeeze items to single lines, without thumbnails, and read their headers only after I've filtered the list using search. With my number of items, Stash search is the only way to deal with it. I've seen requests for Opera to make grouping and sorting in Stash, but I don't think I'd ever make any sorting effort with my collection...
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suntana last edited by
Thanks for that additional bit of information, Pesala. Even as I went to bed last night, I WAS wondering whether there was Sub-Folder capability. Now knowing that that does exist, that will definitely make things easier.
I definitely don't remotely have 2,880 bookmarks, but do have more than what would have been able to be handled without Folders & Sub-Folders.
As Hannibal used to say on the TV Show The A Team ... I love it when a plan comes together.
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linuxmint7 last edited by
As Hannibal used to say on the TV Show The A Team ... I love it when a plan comes together.
Watcha talkin bout foooool!
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blackbird71 last edited by@linuxmint7
I guess you never saw the show.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084967/@lem729 Uhmm... did you? That was Mr.T's signature line on the show.
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suntana last edited by
Hah Hah Hah! And the plan IS coming together along fine.
As of last night, I got through about one third to one half of the way through recreating my Bookmarks.
So far I just did it all via the Bookmarks Bar. I deleted what I had in the Stash and haven't decided yet whether I'll incorporate the Speeddial or to what degree.It's that I have Dial Up and if I were to flood the Speeddial with Favorites, well, that would be that many more images to load ... or I guess at least the 1st time around until they get into the Browser Cache.
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lem729 last edited by
The speed dial sites quickly get in the cache, so the loading is only a big deal the first time, or the first time after you empty cash. The Speed Dial can be beautiful, and you can, if you chose, use it only for what you want to emphasize. You don't have to overload. Indeed, in my view the Speed Dial is like a house. Too much stuff in it, and it can make the whole browsing environment ugly. So far i have about twelve folders (with five to ten links in each) and maybe 8 more non-folder items. They take up only half a page. Nice wallpaper, and voilà , you have a wonderful environment . . .
Of course, still, it's all personal choice. Glad that you are making progress.
