[OU] Opera 9.6

Peter Ellis peter.ellis at croatiapropertyservices.com
Thu Dec 18 17:56:30 UTC 2008


Hi David

Thanks for responding. I'm using XP Pro although I suspect it will be 
the last MS operating system I buy.

I've never consciously saved tabs, but whenever I close Opera and 
whenever I upgraded, I always got an opening screen that had something 
about resume as the default, so I always got everything back. I always 
have dozens of tabs open for sites I use regularly. I've not dared to 
use it since yesterday, in case touching it compromises getting 
everything back. Had a look on manage sessions, but it is empty :-(

Another machine asked me if I wanted to upgrade but I cancelled it. I 
can't take chances with this sort of thing! Without the bookmarks, I 
can't recover the tabs. They acted as an aide memoire and it will take 
weeks to remember them all, as there was no other record for most of them.

I'm wondering whether the default had changed on the opening screen and, 
not noticing, I clicked on Yes, as I always do. That would account for 
the tabs, but not for the bookmarks all going.

Cheers

Peter

Ledgem wrote:
> If you happen to be using OS X with a Time Machine volume then it's as simple as restoring one file for the tabs and another file for the bookmarks. Even if you're not on OS X but you've been backing up your Opera installs then you should be able to do something similar. If you're not sure which files to restore, tell us which operating system you're running Opera from and we might be able to direct you.
>
> If you don't have any backups, then I'm not sure that there's any way to recover your bookmarks. There's one last bit of hope for your tabs, though. If you ever used the "save sessions" feature you can recover your tabs by going to File > Sessions > Manage Sessions (any saved sessions should also appear on that menu, if I remember correctly; clicking on a session will recover it). Unfortunately sessions are not auto-saved, and this will only recover a session as of the time that you manually saved it.
>
> I know how frustrating it is to lose all your open tabs (luckily it's a twice-a-year event for me, if that). I don't know why upgrading to the new version wiped your things... very strange.
>
> David
>
> On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 06:00:25 -0500, Peter Ellis <peter.ellis at croatiapropertyservices.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> I have been using Opera for many years. I just upgraded to 9.6. When it
>> rebooted I was alarmed to see that all my tabs had disappeared and, even
>> worse, so had all my bookmarks. On previous upgrades all the tabs
>> remained in place. Bookmarks going back ten years are also normally
>> there, too. If I'd had any doubr that they wouldn't I'd have backed them
>> up. Can anyone please advise me as to how I recover them?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>>     
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