@burnout426 Dials from kaiserpermanente.org would not form a group. So I created a random dial and added a KP dial to that, forming a group. Then I was able to add another KP dial to the group. Maybe that will work for others with the same problem.

@burnout426 That's peculiar. I was trying to form a group at the last position, the most rightward, and approaching from all directions. So I wonder what could account for the difference. I am using a fresh install of W11 25H2 (and rebuilding my Opera One speed dial-arrgh).

Creating a new folder in opera://bookmarks works pretty well. Thanks for that. Didn't occur to me to do it that way.

@burnout426 That's peculiar. I was trying to form a group at the last position, the most rightward, and approaching from all directions. So I wonder what could account for the difference. I am using a fresh install of W11 25H2 (and rebuilding my Opera One speed dial-arrgh).

Creating a new folder in opera://bookmarks works pretty well. Thanks for that. Didn't occur to me to do it that way.

@burnout426 Dials from kaiserpermanente.org would not form a group. So I created a random dial and added a KP dial to that, forming a group. Then I was able to add another KP dial to the group. Maybe that will work for others with the same problem.

@leocg What did it matter which Opera I am using if you had no answer to the question?

@leocg oops, Opera One

Sometimes two or more dials will not group - you try to slide one over the other and one moves away. Seems like it is dials pointing to the same domain but could be something else. How to force these dials to form a group?