There is a way, just like with Google Chrome. Go to Settings, then "Clear browsing data". Select the "Advanced" tab at the top of the box that comes up, scroll down and check the "Passwords and other sign-in data" box, then just press the blue "Clear data" button and after a few minutes, all your saved passwords will be deleted.

Opera just wiped all of my bookmarks for some reason. I still have them on mobile, but they're completely gone on PC. I've synced them from PC to PC for years with no issue until now. How do I get them back ? I see no option to export from mobile.

@leocg Ah, so results I click on Google won't show up ? I tried typing one of the websites I went to from there on my phone, but nothing popped up.

Haven't found any updated solutions online, I've been looking for years. The sync settings are barebones, so not much I can do there. I checked the history settings and sync.opera.com, but still nothing, despite listing my mobile device on the site. I also see most of my desktop history missing on there, when it's showing up perfectly fine in the history page. I still can't see my bookmarks across mobile and desktop, either. I'm beginning to think the sync button is just for show.

I use Opera GX on my PC now, if that makes a difference, but it wasn't working on the regular Opera browser, either. Kinda sucks, because I like this browser way more than Chrome, but Chrome's sync was much more intuitive.

@memografix It ended up syncing all of my mobile bookmarks to my PC randomly when I opened it up again, a week or so ago, which I read wasn't even possible. But, all of the bookmarks that I didn't have on mobile I completely lost, so I'm kinda just SOL on that, from what it looks like. Still not really sure what happened.

@leocg No, it says 0 bookmarks and 3 history.

Opera just wiped all of my bookmarks for some reason. I still have them on mobile, but they're completely gone on PC. I've synced them from PC to PC for years with no issue until now. How do I get them back ? I see no option to export from mobile.

There is a way, just like with Google Chrome. Go to Settings, then "Clear browsing data". Select the "Advanced" tab at the top of the box that comes up, scroll down and check the "Passwords and other sign-in data" box, then just press the blue "Clear data" button and after a few minutes, all your saved passwords will be deleted.