Hi, sorry for the dummy question, I was wondering if the history lookup takes into account also the content (text) of the sites you visited

I need to find unsorted bookmarks (by means of a keyword) and place everyone in the best (existing) folder.

For example, I have a folder named DOWNLOAD

If I search for the term download I get in the upper part of the V7 Bookmarks's results all the unsorted bookmarks in whose url there is the download word. Moreover it also shows the DOWNLOAD folder.

I need to move the unsorted items (that contains the download word in their url) in the DOWNLOAD folder.

But while I'm looking at the results of the search, I am not able to use nor cut/paste nor the dragging operation.

Sorry for my english, I hope I have been more clear now...

This is the screenshot about the question:
http://we.tl/8qoMrrQMBA

Regards

Ohh... nice, thanks!

But why can't I move a bookmarks from the "unordered" view to a folder (by just dragging it)?

Thanks again

Hi all,

is there the possibility to add a column to the search result, to see to what folder each bookmark (eventually) belongs?

If not, could you suggest something to intercept "unorded" bookmarks shown in the search results?

Thanks

With old opera versions I remember I could search a browsed website by searching for words I remembered they contained. Is it still possible? Thanks

After upgrading to 21.0.1432.48 from 21.0.1432.39 most of speed dial previews disappeared. If I manually launch the 21.0.1432.39 version they are all there.

Thread closed as a duplicate of https://forums.opera.com/topic/2537/new-opera-update-whitewashed-my-speed-dial