@vashta No it imports them all at once.

For Chrome:

1. Open Chrome and click the icon with three vertical dots in the top-right corner.
2. Then hover over Bookmarks. This will open a pop-up menu.
3. Next, click Bookmark manager. Clicking this will open a new tab.
4. Then click the icon with three vertical dots. You will find this next to the Bookmarks search bar, under the Chrome address bar.
   
5. Next, click Export Bookmarks. Clicking this will open the File Explorer on a Windows 10 computer or the Finder on a Mac computer.
6. Finally, choose a name and destination and click Save. If you want to transfer your Chrome bookmarks to a new computer, you can save the HTML file to a flash drive or an external hard drive. Or, you can save your Chrome bookmarks to your desktop and email it to yourself as an attachment.

In Opera GX:

1. Go to Bookmarks > Import Bookmarks and Settings. Then, instead of selecting Chrome, select the HTML you just saved.
   
2. Done.

I have followed the instructions to import my Google Chrome bookmarks and settings and it says that it is successful, but my bookmarks and settings aren't imported. There is no error message. Please help.

@vashta No it imports them all at once.

For Chrome:

1. Open Chrome and click the icon with three vertical dots in the top-right corner.
2. Then hover over Bookmarks. This will open a pop-up menu.
3. Next, click Bookmark manager. Clicking this will open a new tab.
4. Then click the icon with three vertical dots. You will find this next to the Bookmarks search bar, under the Chrome address bar.
   
5. Next, click Export Bookmarks. Clicking this will open the File Explorer on a Windows 10 computer or the Finder on a Mac computer.
6. Finally, choose a name and destination and click Save. If you want to transfer your Chrome bookmarks to a new computer, you can save the HTML file to a flash drive or an external hard drive. Or, you can save your Chrome bookmarks to your desktop and email it to yourself as an attachment.

In Opera GX:

1. Go to Bookmarks > Import Bookmarks and Settings. Then, instead of selecting Chrome, select the HTML you just saved.
   
2. Done.

@leocg This ended up working for me. However, Opera needs to fix this. It is a huge turnoff for people who want to switch from Chrome. I uninstalled originally because of it before I realized I could export from Chrome and them manually import the HTML file into Opera.

I have followed the instructions to import my Google Chrome bookmarks and settings and it says that it is successful, but my bookmarks and settings aren't imported. There is no error message. Please help.