Importing Bookmarks and subfolder structure
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redsnapper last edited by
@leocg In the bookmarks folder tree you can only drag a single folder. Likewise for bookmarks you can only manipulate single entry at a time. There seems no way to mark/move blocks with the normal CTL/Shift type operations?
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k1llua last edited by@redsnapper clicking on the folder opens it. I'd suggest you to right click copy and paste
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redsnapper last edited by
@k1llua There is no funtionality to mark multiple folders or bookmark entries for coping/cutting/deleting (think normal file manager operations). Seems you can only work with a single entry at a time. I have tons of folders and bookmarks to maintain so this is unworkable for me.
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redsnapper last edited by
@leocg Only by clicking each one individually! As I said what I was looking for was the normal Windows type functionality to mark and manipulate multiple object.
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k1llua last edited by
@redsnapper
you'll have checkboxes like this when you hover on them
click on it (you can do this several times or you can select everything by using ctrl+a)
move/copy them to wherever you like to
this should have no restriction on the type of energy you're selecting (just a bookmark/folder/folder(with sub folders)/folder(with irregular sub folders) -
redsnapper last edited by
@k1llua OK thanks so Ctl A selects all. How do you select groups without clicking on each entry i.e. normally in Windows would expect to select an entry then click another entry with Shift pressed and all entries in between would be selected.. Also if you press Ctl A how do you do the opposite i.e Unselect all?
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k1llua last edited by k1llua
@redsnapper unselect all by pressing esc
opera doesn't have the shift + click feature you're talking about -
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redsnapper last edited by
@k1llua OK I will experiment with all suggestions.
Have to say it feels pretty quirky/non intuitive without the usual key ops. Don't see why Tick marks are required on entries - why not just highlight selected (it does this anyway).
