Second version of Opera
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JimMayor last edited by
I have installed Opera on my second computer, but have not been able to att all my bookmarks, passwords, etc., to it. I just assumed I could copy the Opera Stable folder to the second computer. That doesn’t work. What is the best way to get the second computer like the first one? Thanks.
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JimMayor last edited by leocg
@leocg Sorry, but I have tried Everything (I think) to get the two versions to sync. when I go to the sync settings I see a list of what is probably on the other one (at least there are many bookmarks and passwords), but haven't figured out how to sync then to the new one. The "sync everything" option is chosen on both computers.
Help.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
On the first computer, back up the "Opera Stable" folder just for good measure.
On the second computer, rename the "Opera Stable" folder, start up Opera, log in to Sync and choose to sync everything. Then things should sync better.
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JimMayor last edited by
@burnout426 Thanks, Burnout426. Well, I seem to have all but the Speed Dials, but I can live with that. Thanks.
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tastodd last edited by
@jimmayor said in Second version of Opera:
I seem to have all but the Speed Dials
Try to view your Speed Dials in Settings - Bookmarks - Other Speed Dials
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@jimmayor Speed dials don't sync directly. They just show in bookmarks as speed dials from the other device as @tastodd said. To get them in the speed dial for the current Opera, you need to select them at the URL
opera://bookmarks
and copy (not move/cut) and paste them into the speed dial folder for the current Opera. -
madarasan45 last edited by
@jimmayor said in Second version of Opera:
I have installed Opera on my second computer, but have not been able to att all my bookmarks, passwords, etc., to it. I just assumed I could copy the Opera Stable folder to the second computer. That doesn’t work. What is the best way to get the second computer like the first one? Thanks.
To sync your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings across multiple devices running Opera, you can use Opera's built-in synchronization feature. Here are the steps to do this:Open Opera on your first computer and click on the "Opera" menu in the top-left corner of the window.
Click on "Settings" and then click on "Synchronization" in the left-hand menu.
If you haven't already, sign in to your Opera account or create a new one.
In the "Synchronization" settings, select the items you want to sync, such as bookmarks, passwords, and history.
Click "Sync Now" to upload your data to Opera's servers.
On your second computer, open Opera and sign in to your Opera account. You should see a prompt asking if you want to sync your data.
Click "Yes" to sync your data to the second computer.
Your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings should now be synced across both computers. If you want to ensure that both copies of Opera are identical, you can also copy the Opera Stable folder from your first computer to your second computer. However, this should not be necessary if you have successfully synced your data using Opera's synchronization feature.
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