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    • austexjam
      austexjam last edited by

      If the import of bookmarks is the only issue then I can handle it. So under about I see:
      Install: C:\Program Files\Opera
      Profile: C:\Users\John\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable
      Cache: C:\Users\John\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera Stable

      Do I put the chrome bookmarks file into Opera Stable by cut & paste? Everyone is not a power user. Please assist those willing to do work without a Bookmark Manager. Be specific. Thanks! austexjam

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      • guelphnana
        guelphnana last edited by

        C'mon, Opera folks! Get this important issue resolved!

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        • lem729
          lem729 last edited by

          @austexjam

          Are you copying the bookmarks file from Chrome? Copy and paste is better. That way, you save the file you had also. And if there are bookmarks in Opera at this point, by doing that you will overwrite them with what you paste. Your Chrome bookmarks will become bookmarks in Opera.

          If the bookmarks are from another browser, and weren't imported into Chrome first, this won't work. What you need to be doing is copying the Chrome bookmarks file into the Opera profile.

          I would make sure Opera is closed when you do it -- to be on the safe side.

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          • operowicz
            operowicz last edited by

            this still is a product that is in BETA stage

            Is it official?
            It's a great news!
            Opera has reached the BETA stage. Wow.

            The last time I've checked (a week ago) it looked like early ALPHA

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            • Deleted User
              Deleted User last edited by
              this still is a product that is in BETA stage
              

              Is it official?
              It's a great news!
              Opera has reached the BETA stage. Wow.
              The last time I've checked (a week ago) it looked like early ALPHA

              That's because you are a troll and always have been one. Opera is doing just fine without the likes of you sitting in the bushes and sniping.

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              • operowicz
                operowicz last edited by

                Just Fine?

                ROTFL

                [mod edit: Watch your mouth! I removed your insult. If you go on like this I'll remove a bit more...]

                New chromium after a year lacks basic features that comes as standard with every other browser on earth
                No suprise that after over a year in ALPHA stage even long time Opera users reject this joke of a browser

                http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_opera.asp

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                • linuxmint7
                  linuxmint7 last edited by

                  No suprise that after over a year in ALPHA stage even long time Opera users reject this joke of a browser
                  http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_opera.asp

                  Facts ?, was that the first link you found when doing a search for Opera browser via google and deemed it as facts ?. Care to count how many different sites that list browser statistics ? and I bet there are as many as there are varied results.

                  A huge chunk of long time users of any software are reluctant to change, especially if the change is as drastic as it has been with Opera, that goes without saying.

                  I'll not elaborate any further, as it's not worth wasting my time, as this subject has been done to death.

                  And yes, I am still using Opera Presto (12.14 to be exact), and will be using it for the foreseeable future until Opera Blink fits my needs. For which I am prepared to wait.

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                  • A Former User
                    A Former User last edited by

                    http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_opera.asp
                    LOL... You're clueless. Where's Opera 21 (released in May) and 22 (June)? Hmm "Other" increased, "O 12" decreased... Do the math. FAIL

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                    • operowicz
                      operowicz last edited by

                      A huge chunk of long time users of any software are reluctant to change

                      A huge chunk of long time users would switch in a blink (pun intended).
                      The condition is that the new version is better and no so much inferior to the old version.

                      New Opera probably set the world record in lowest adoption rate in 12 months.
                      Most long time users did installed Opera 15-23 but never actually stopped using Opera 12 as their main browser.
                      You included 🙂

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                      • lem729
                        lem729 last edited by

                        Opera Blink is great, and for me, better in a lot of areas. I have no hesitation strongly recommending it. 🙂 And I love some of the new features, like the Speed Dial with folders, Discover, Stash . . . I have Opera 12 on my computer, but I have generally stopped using it. No need, as the new browser makes me more than happy. As for importing favorites, it's generally do-able, though if you're having problems, post, and users here will hopefully be able to help you. Hope in the future, Opera will make it easier for users to get their favorites into this new super-fast browser, as I think it's a better place to be.

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