Topics created by kuhlmanck

What do you mean? What is not woking?

Failing that, anyone know which of the files or databases contain Speed Dial?

Opera Presto (Opera 12.17 and older): speeddial.ini

Opera Blink (Opera 15+) until Opera 28: favorites.*

Opera Blink (From Opera 29): bookmarks.*

The Extension <New Tab Start Page Pro> seems to do the job, thanks

Thanks, kuhlmanck - I had a similar problem and your suggestion solved it right away.

You are correct, howver, that this is not an obvious thing, so maybe Opera should do something to make people aware of this - you may change the size by mistake and then you are stuck ... 🙂

I guess it should be asked in Chrome forums.

Actually, it is an Opera issue after all. I contacted Xmarks support and they said they can't fix this since Opera hasn't released any bookmarks API that would allow them to support Opera. That's why Xmark doesn't list Opera as a supported browser.

So, Opera needs to publish an API!

I'm assuming that any older flash plugins should be deleted if running the betas.

That does not happen. I have both in my computer and everything is working 🙂

I'm still in the dev channel (v27) but I haven't had any bookmarks disappear on me. I imported them over from Opera 12 and have added a number of them since then and everything is working as expected. I've found 27 to be surprisingly stable for a testing release.

In the same way? You mean you want to open many tabs when you start the browser? If so, just add more entries to the list I mentioned. If not, then I don't understand what you are asking and will need more clarification.

@kuhlmanck go to https://addons.opera.com/extensions/details/app_id/kipjbhgniklcnglfaldilecjomjaddfi and dowload that add-on then go to google chrome extensions page using opera and dowload Xmarkx using the red case (add-on), and use xmarks like another browser, and use my xmarks frontpage like folder meanwhile op. 26 is constructed. more https://forums.opera.com/post/56394 screenshots in

This would not be for general, desktop users. It would be to support operating in a kiosk mode or on a factory/production area where we want to browser to operate in a constant, predictable way.

Yes, but you must activate the Flag (experiment) called ''Synchronization'' in Opera://flags

I was wondering (trying to be creative here) if you could convert the txt file to html per this discussion.

http://www.techrepublic.com/forums/discussions/how-do-i-convert-a-txt-file-which-contains-html-code-to-an-html-document/

Or you might look elsewhere for an approach.

If you can make that txt file into html, then import the html bookmarks file into Chrome. (Go to Settings in Chrome, Users/ Import Bookmarks and Settings/ and choose from Bookmarks html file). When you have imported the html file into Chrome, then just copy the bookmarks file from the Chrome profile over into the Opera profile.

Note that the Chrome extension downloader was made by Opera. As for why specific permissions are needed, keep in mind that even a minor thing that is affected by permissions will trigger that permission requirement. The Lifehacker article was quite informative.

https://forums.opera.com/post/41377