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Sorry, forget the question. I found the proper add-on.
Edit: Actually, there'sno need for another bookmarks manager. It appears that copying the bookmarks from Kromi/Chrome into Opera Next added exactly the same "drawers" (or whatever) into bookmarks bar that I've had with Kromi/Chrome. The functionality I've missed is there - as long as I bother to keep the bookmarks bar on.
Thanks, lem729, for the recommendations. However, I have the Opera 21 in Opera 12 directory. I use v12 for rrs-feeds & (some) email. I'm not willing to fiddle with sub-directories so I won't screw things up.
I have Opera Next 22 installed & am using it right now. (I prefer it exactly because it's in its own directory.) I did some searching and learned that the thing puts huge amount of data outside the Opera Next directory (into \Documents and Settings\ directories). No fun. I have to remove all that stuff and try to do a usb-installation so I could get everything into single directory.
Also I learned that I just can't go to Chrome store and install a Chrome extension (except I use a Chrome instead of the Opera). Therefore, a question: into what directory you dropped the contents of the neater-bookmarks-master.zip?
No bookmarks, no use for a browser... I use a streamlined version of Chrome that uses bookmarks:
mikropc.net/files/mpc_Kromi_Pocket.zip
They've - that MikroPC is a Finnish PC/technology magazine - stripped or blocked the espionage/spying components of Chrome. That's nice. And the app indeed uses good ol' bookmarks so it's a thing for me. I still don't like the Chrome/Opera UI, though. Not at all. After all, I've used Opera from the beginning, paid 35 bucks for it when it was payware in the nineties, and gathered some 400-500 kb's bookmarks file. So I'm used to it & miss it. However v12 ain't secure, so only wise deed is to move on.
I'm afraid that by default that Kromi-Pocket has Finnish menus. Therefore, I don't know how to change the language. My point is, there could be same kind of operation (a stripped Chrome) going on in your country, a pocket version in a zip file that can be copied onto a usb stick, for example. Simple, effective. With bookmarks.