@scc1909 said in Undo Folder Grouping:

Turns out I was placing them to the side of the Speed Dial entries.

Yeah, it's unfortunate that doing that doesn't work too. Glad you got it sorted out though.

@remromul I got it to work!

I set up a new Opera account with a different email. I thought I hadn't used it before but maybe I had, because all my speed dials, including the long-gone tablets, showed up. And the set I wanted to transfer.

So apparently, if i leave it sitting in Other Speed Dials and wait it starts popping up the device i use several times. I thought it was just scrolling but noticed multiple entries after removing some old devices. I found a most resent sync from May 2023 and was able to import. All good now. My bad. User error.
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@burnout426 Thanks for your input. Combining speed dials is working properly now.

@mklicpera-0 Strange since there is no such feature in Opera.

Anyway, nice that the problem was solved.

I have this same problem however I am on desktop.

@aliviajohns Thans, but

Ain't no "go back" link on either version here. See screenshots above.

Also no such option in "opera://flags".
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Hilarious that you want Speed Dial, it is the first thing I disable

@benzillobo It's not possible to add sites to an exception list so they don't show up as a Speed Dial suggestion.

I've just spent an hour figuring out a solution. The problem is that Opera's 'Local State' file has become either corrupted or unsuited to the new version of Opera.

The solution

Close Opera. Close all running instances of the browser.

Browse to your local Opera profile folder. In Linux this is under /home/[username]/.config/opera/. I have no idea where this Opera folder is in Windows or Mac. You will need to look for it. I think someone mentioned it earlier in this discussion thread.

Make a backup of the above 'opera' directory. This directory stores all your personalisations of the browser and stores any saved sessions; then

Rename the file 'Local State' to 'xLocal State'

Restart Opera

Your Speed Dials should display again; if not, they will be stored in Bookmarks > Other Speed Dials and from here you can select and drag them back into Speed Dials.

If the above solution causes your browser to lose its settings, just close Opera and restore the backup you made of the 'opera' directory in step 2.

The problem is that the Local State file prevents the Speed Dials folder from loading. It is as though Opera looks in the wrong place for the Speed Dials data.

Hope this helps,
Lee

@maggz254

No, I don't have any.

But, if you install Nox or Memu and compare with Desktop maybe exists some similitudes.

@zalex108 @leocg Thanks guys for your help and replies. I don't know what else to do. I have tried everything. I even Rooted my phone coz of this. I guess all my data is gone, and gone for good! Why don't smartphones have Restore points just like computers??? I wonder..... Anyway, if you guys still have ideas on how i can get my bookmarks back, please keep me posted.