@vatum20 It was already answered several times before: go to the bookmarks manager page (opera://bookmarks) and copy the Speed Dials from the old Opera installation to the "Speed Dial" folder on the current Opera.

@mradamsunique said in Searching in bookmarks:

Opera for Android is developing many useless functions bug not searching the bookmarks. Why don't you add searching possibility to ours bookmarks. Without that it is completely useless.

Hey, you are saying it right. I also suggest adding a searching feature in bookmarks. It will make our life sooo easy tbh.

@burnout426 said in [Duplicated]Data Import - Broken?:

So, importing of cookies is broken.

This is bug DNA-102720 and is fixed already. Just waiting for it to show up in Opera Developer first once it hits version 94.

@firstlast I have this problem too. From reading down this list I have discovered that switching to light mode restores the bookmarks visibility in the majority of cases. This is a nuisance and I hope it is addressed in the next "update".

Hmm, maybe some other time, i got too impatient and uploaded a backup from about two weeks ago. thx for the help.

Unfortunatelly no way on Android. But I use sync and export/save bookmarks and speed dials on Windows. Workaround 🙂

I do not think “that bookmarks always override the active tab” is a problem in itself. When you open bookmarks, you need to realize that bookmarks is in itself an html file, sort of like a webpage.
The problem as I see it is more like Opera still sucks a bit in the way it manages the bookmarks file, because when you open bookmarks it goes out of context and you completely lose sight of what you had on screen (browser tabs and open webpages). What I mean with this is that bookmarks should open enclosed in a tab, very much like the Chrome browser does it. If done this way, you could keep a tab open with bookmarks at all times, and open from there whatever bookmarks you'd need without inconveniences.

@narwhalkid Strange, but glad it's fixed now.

@tregor I don't get why you can't install Opera in your Chromebook, what the version number has to do with it?

Can't you login to Sync and get your data?

You can see part of your synced data at www.sync.opera.com, if you aren't using a passphrase.

@devil-nash install opera desktop version, install chrome desktop version. Export bookmarks in chrome desktop version, import them in opera desktop version and you are done. Opera will synchronize and bookmarks will be in your mobile. Did this many times.

Samsung internet browser however can only import and doesn't export.

Opera, Chrome and Firefox all support export in desktop pc version. And import too. However you cannot have all browsers synchronize at the same time.

@sgunhouse every other chromium browser - and Firefox too - have full sync on iOS

@j1234k said in Start-Page backup:

J1234K

Thank you for the informative question and admin for the valuable answer. I am also looking to save my bookmarks and I am also afraid to lose them.

@contactuser1348 If you were using Sync, just login to it in the new installation. If not, did you make any backup of your data?