• For Devs on the Reborn UI
• For the acknowledge of new users

As said,
Show folder location of bookmarks

Thank you

Labeled bookmarks by it's folder.

Vivaldi UI --> Html

Opera UI ----> ¿?

Chromium Blink ----> Engine

They cannot do the same, Ok.

But, It's because Opera depends from Chromium Blink completely and Chromium Blink should implement that options or despite the Chromium Blink engine they can / use different languages to work with the UI?

I meant if they have to wait until chromium blink implement options to play with the UI options and because of this Opera UI is limited. (At this point I could understand Vivaldi's html UI)

Presto has 2 options to add bookmarks, the address bar, little options and Ctrl + D with the window full equiped.

Is this second option possible¿?
Or Opera Blink either supports that?

choosing folder with keyboard arrows up and down?

"+" Letter search.

no, I don't think so (from heart menu), only left and right to close/open subfolders

So either search by letter...
and a new window with those features like OPresto?

Add a bookmark in Opera Blink it's quite uncomfortable.

@zalex108
that's for Opera devs to implement (or not)
I can't do anything about it

Off course, it was just to clarify, that despite of the "workaround" extension V7Bookmarks the suggestion it's still there

@interweb-explorer @zalex108
V7 Bookmarks can search with folder structure as you type
http://i.imgur.com/VqmHMgt.gif?1
...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons
btw. how to escape minus sign in nick when addressing someone?

@Vux777 / @interweb-explorer

Forgot to mention that it's better to implement it in Opera itself and if a diagonal label it's added in the thumbnails will be better and quicker to know where they are.

diagonal label like
Image form: Stackoverflow

@interweb-explorer @zalex108
V7 Bookmarks can search with folder structure as you type
http://i.imgur.com/VqmHMgt.gif?1
...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons
btw. how to escape minus sign in nick when addressing someone?

Didn't know abou

...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons

Great to know that I've managed modifying the Bookmarks.Json file but it's a bit harder than this option.
Thx

What is Opera doing with Opera¿?

@interweb-explorer @zalex108
V7 Bookmarks can search with folder structure as you type
http://i.imgur.com/VqmHMgt.gif?1
...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons
btw. how to escape minus sign in nick when addressing someone?

Didn't know abou

...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons

Great to know that I've managed modifying the Bookmarks.Json file but it's a bit harder than this option.

Thx

The only thing still missing is a dialogue box to confirm closing multiple tabs. Or is there an extension for that now, too?

nope
at least, not that I know about
It's hard to catch that event (browser closing) trough extension

btw. I didn't put import on settings because Opera internal importer can do better job (can scan for other browsers and import their bookmarks)
and anyway, importing bookmarks trough
extension is not a happy solution
export yes, import no

And it looks like the devs hid some duplicate bookmark options on the Experiments page.

I also found the option to import HTML bookmarks tucked away in a corner as the last selection under "import bookmarks and settings".

Shuffle Extension Toolbar is working now, too, which finally solved Opera's icon arrangement problem.

It's just a shame all these things require some digging around to find, but at least Opera's finally usable.

The only thing still missing is a dialogue box to confirm closing multiple tabs. Or is there an extension for that now, too?

...and also can export bookmarks in HTML with preserved tree and favicons

btw. how to escape minus sign in nick when addressing someone?

There's no understating how great it would be to just have the option of disabling a function which could bloat into hundreds or thousands of pages/folders in order to take the weight off the browser's shoulders.

Or maybe you bookmarked a bunch of pages accidentally, and want to find out where exactly they're located so you can delete them all in one fell swoop.

It should also allow exporting/importing for the sake of creating backups and transferring bookmarks between browsers.

If someone has to use (insert other browser) at the office and they decide to bookmark a few pages for later, it's an inconvenience if they can't import those pages into Opera on their home computer. Instead, they'd have to use a competing product due to Opera's lack of interoperability in a multi-browser market.

And then there's the issue of duplicates.

Automatically barring their creation is a problem if someone actually wants to have copies of the same bookmark in multiple folders, but having absolutely no function to manually find and delete individual (or groups of) duplicates can lead to excess clutter and hamper one's attempts to organize their saved favorites.

The usefulness of details, backups and dupe-nuking range from "nice to have" to "absolutely essential", even if some devs choose to ignore those things at the expense of users who actually use bookmarks.