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Danny1
New member
Status: In development

Hello

I would like to import bookmarks from Opera. I would also like Firefox bookmarks to be more intuitive and easier to handle.

Thanks

Regards

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Status changed to: New idea
Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

Thanks for submitting an idea to the Mozilla Connect community! Your idea is now open to votes (aka kudos) and comments.

asafko
Employee
Employee

Hi @Danny1 !

We are getting ready to roll out support for data migration (including Bookmarks) from Opera shortly. You can follow this Bugzilla ticket for updates - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1800928and we will be enabling it in the upcoming release.

Status changed to: In development
Jon
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hey all,

Good news...

This feature is "In development!" Please check out @asafko's comment in this thread for more details and stay tuned for updates 😃

-The Community Team

mconley
Employee
Employee

Hi! Just following up here: we added the ability to import bookmarks (as well as other resource types) from Opera (as well as Opera GX and Vivaldi) on February 14th of this year as part of Firefox 110.

Chipthe1st
Making moves

If I’m guessing correctly (or maybe it’s me hoping you mean this), you want something like Edge and Opera/GX has: Edge has “Collections” and Opera has “Pinboards”? I’ve heard many call it the “future of Bookmarks, Favorites, etc”

Mutzu
Making moves

I've submitted an idea about using AI to automatically tag, (categorize, ), and search in the bookmarks.

Perhaps it would also be nice to add short summaries of the bookmarked pages and use AI for questioning them. That would be some kind of personal knowledge base. Maybe this could be a plugin?

Mutzu
Making moves

...You could also automatically link these page summaries with each other using the keywords of their context in the text. That would be practical for research. Then you would have a personal knowledge graph. This could be visualized, as Obsidian (https://obsidian.md) demonstrates.