Separated bookmarks and speed dials for each workspace

[eweise]

eweise last edited by

Hello,

I would find it really convenient to have different bookmarks on my favourite bar depending on the workspace that I'm using. I love the concept of workspaces because it allows me to switch between tasks without overloading my computer hardware and visual space. But, it would be great if I could customize the bookmark bar for each work space so that only my relevant bookmarks show up.

I know this is not a feature relevant to everyone, but it would help my productivity and really set Opera above other browsers. Let me know what you think, whether the time and energy for implementation would be worth it. Thanks.

[AmmarAjam45]

AmmarAjam45 @eweise last edited by

@eweise Oh yeah, absolutely

[corroc]

corroc @chimpee last edited by

@chimpee Agreed. Just switched over from Chrome, solely for speed improvement.

Missing my 'Work' and 'ESL Teacher' User Profiles from Chrome, which opened separate windows with dedicated Start Pages, Gmail Accounts, and Bookmarks.

Was hoping for Workspaces to mimic this functionality to a degree.

[F1zzyE1f]

F1zzyE1f last edited by

Definatly, This would be very useful so my school stuff dosn't clutter my work stuff

[operajoe]

operajoe last edited by

New Opera user here. Really liking Workspaces-- would also like to see this enhancement. Thanks!

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Hello,
I want to use Workspaces to divide my work and personal use of Opera. To enhance this differentiaton, i want to be able to use 2 differents bookmark bar setup defined for specific workplace. With the help of this I'll have my company JIRA, wiki, bulletion board bookmarks on my work workspace and have youtube, netflix, amazon etc on my personal workspace.

Please consider having this feature in your comming updates. Thank you in advanced.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I also believe this would be a worthwhile addition to Opera. This can be done in Firefox now via multiple profiles; equivalent functionality in Opera would certainly make it more and competitive.

[anpicasso]

anpicasso last edited by

It would be nice to have an option to toggle the option of having global bookmarks bar (for every workspace) or to have specific bookmarks per workspace.

[yunghova35]

yunghova35 last edited by

I second...or 7th this...

[srbatatadoce]

srbatatadoce last edited by

I also think that would be a great add-on!

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

I'd love this! Seems like the next logical step after workspaces.

[dbarchmann]

dbarchmann last edited by

Would like that too

[A Former User]

A Former User @dbarchmann last edited by

Makes a lot of sense.
Has my vote for inclusion, too

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Absolutely! Big time supporter of this feature improvement love the feature anyway. Thanks!

[pschirki]

pschirki last edited by

Not only the speed dial, the Favorite bar should be empty on every new workspace.

[heithinn]

heithinn @chimpee last edited by

@chimpee I agree, I use FVD Speed Dial 3D add-on for Chrome, and I'd love for this built-in speed dial to be more customizable, custom images for each speed dial, different frames, shapes etc.

[makiwara]

makiwara last edited by

Alternative Solution: fix the tabs on the workspaces you want different bookmarks on, so they will be locked and easier to manage.

[belcomp]

belcomp @eweise last edited by

@eweise, totally agree. I think to customize the bookmark bar for each workspace is mandatory to take real advantage of this feature.

Please Opera people we need it!

[cazameer1]

cazameer1 @eweise last edited by

@eweise Yes! I just started using Opera and thought that was how it was going to work. Sad that it isn't. Opera please make it a thing.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Another unnecessary item, I'm all against it.

Create n folders in Bookmarks bar named whatever you like - WS1, WS2 ...WSn. Open WS1 and then use WS1 menu, for example. Do not multiply "wishes for wishes"! Never ever you worked with tree menus?