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Well, you still have time to "fix" the problem.
Sure, that's why I'm asking for a method to export my data from the server.
I don't want to mix what is in my browser with what is on the server.
Is it really too hard to do a script that would export everything in CSV/JSON/XML ? I would do it if you would still give tokens/allow to register new applications to access the API (https://auth.opera.com/service/oauth/applications/)
Please try to 1. Go to https://auth.opera.com and out there 2. Go to https://link.opera.com and sign in again
Indeed, it allowed me to access it again. Thanks for that.
@cqoicebordel: where is it you don't get Link to work?
On https://link.opera.com/ : "Access to the Opera Link data has been denied (token ATpfcch9fVXHYQx3jMf0aS5on5bet5JT)"
You should have them in your computer, right?
There is more data on the server than in my browser. So no, everything won't be in my browser when Link die.
Also it shouldn't be that hard to go to Link notes page and just save it.
Sure. It's in a beautiful format to be reused, imported in a new browser/extension...
So, no answer at all ? There is absolutely nothing to do to save/export our notes ?
To be honest, this doesn't help building our trust toward the new service Sync...
Oh and BTW, Link is already down ?! We are not even in december !!!
It might be time for you to upgrade to the newest versions of Opera
Sure ! Let's go to opera.com, and download the latest. Oh, Opera 12.16, how nice ! (I'm on Linux x32...)
Maybe on the phone. Let's try Opera Mobile... Ah, too bad, doesn't work with Android 2.3.3. And Mini is a no-go since I can't go to internal networks pages.
So, how do I upgrade ?
Beyond that, how can I save all the data I uploaded to Link ? Because, for example, I think that the notes I've taken won't migrate to Sync, and so, will be deleted.
Also, keeping data about the users without providing a way for the users to retrieve them, I think that's illegal...
Anyway, I can maybe write a Python script to retrieve all... Oh wait, you already shutdown the Oauth platform. Gaaaaaahhhh !
Finally, how nice of you to send a mail to warn about this closing only a week before it'll happen ?!! Yeah sure, it was written in the forum. Guess what, I don't go to the forums.
All in all, I thought you were taking a little better care of your users and paying customers.
Next time, try to have the right infos before commenting.
I think there is a point you are missing :
Opera didn't need differentiators. Opera was different, from the ground up. Not only that, but it was also for different people.
I hate Chrome-Fx-IE-Safari, because they are a "one size fit all". Or maybe a "one size fit most". But I'm different, and I don't fit.
Maybe I have only one arm, and I want one key shortcuts. Or I'm blind, and I want connection with a screen reader. Or I can only read standing up in front of my fridge. Or I'm still running win98.
Opera was for the differents, for the outcasts.
It was so versatile, but also, installable everywhere.
Now, Opera shifted its paradigm. Now, I can't install Opera on my Android 2.3 device, or my Linux 32b desktop. I'm not blaming anyone, those changes make sense, and you (all) are doing a wonderful job given this market/ressources/time/money/politics.
But when I look around, I weep, because there is no alternative. Nothing for the differents, the outcasts. All I can see is some browsers, with a bit of differentiators. Yes Opera is still the best browser around today, but it's sad considering what is possible and what was.
I'm crossing my fingers (and my toes) and waiting for Vivaldi and Otter. But my hopes are not that up : it doesn't make a sens to do a browser that is different in this global market. And I weep.