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Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser! Download Opera browser with: built-in ad blocker battery saver free VPN Download Opera This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by I think it could be a great feature having access to pinboards in Opera Mobile, even if only reading mode, in order to be able to access links saved in pinboards from desktop when using mobile phone. leocg Moderator Volunteer @Guest last edited by @bostro-x That would be nice. A Former User @leocg last edited by @leocg i found that pinboards are openable with the direct link to the pinboard, so i made links to every pinboard in my mobile home page and i can now read pinboards. It's a half solution. uberduckenator last edited by This would be a great addition, +1 for sure. Besch last edited by It's a must have.First I thought, when I read about Pinboards:Great toll to share such information with my mobile.Opera, add it to opera for Android, please.Accessable from start screen bestThanks a lot xyed last edited by We actually need this pinboards feature for android. Where we can connect pinboards with the same opera account using mobile and computer. Please opera take this as your feature request! Invincible1978 @Guest last edited by but i cant make a link can uhelp me with it...the share pinboard option does not work for me leocg Moderator Volunteer @Invincible1978 last edited by @invincible1978 Open a

Have sync turned on but after trying out few things I was still able to recover my pinboards. Here's how to do it:Log into your Opera account. Once you're in, click the person icon at the top right corner of the browser. There you have to click on your icon to open your Opera profile dashboard.Click on "View your synchronised data" panel to open sync content section. There you will have your bookmarks, tabs, pinboards, etc. Click on the pinboards section. It will open the list of your pinboards. The problem is, when you click a pinboard to open and then you come back to main pinboard, it still shows no pinboards, which means that you'd have to do it every time to open the pinboard that you want. To fix it:go to Settings->Synchronisation and turn on the sync options. You might need to log off and back on again to make it fully work.Like I said, I didn't have the sync on and I was still able to recover my pinboards so obviously they were not completely gone, they just went invisible for some reason. It might fix the problem for you so try this method and see if this works for you. kathyb @michallica39 last edited by leocg @michallica39 Glad that worked out for you. Not so much for me. I did as you said, step by step, and just like my Opera Pinboards, there's zilch in the data you stated. My Pinboards are gone... Again!! Opera should seriously Not advertise something that is in Beta without making you fully aware. Yes, btw, my data is synced. This is the 3rd time losing the Pinboards, dodging everything of not clearing this, not clearing that.. etc. So, after losing that much data and things for my students that Opera totes you can collaborate with Pinboards..lol no you can't ... I just gave up and use something far far more stable. Just to veryify, all my bookmarks, tabs, passwords, preferences, history, shared devices , speed dials are all there.. Oh and 1 pinboard, the blank one you start with. kathyb last edited by leocg Hello. I Finally figured out how to preserve my pinboards. I hope it works for you. Others have posted solutions that have worked for them, and didn't work for me. However, this is what did work for me, so give it a go, it's very easy. Save your Opera Pinboard cookies. If you go into your settings, under security and privacy, you will find your cookies, you can pick and choose which ones to allow. They remain safe when running your cleaner if you allow them. I use software that runs a tune up, and I can go in there and pick and decide which to keep. OR you can in security/privacy cookies allow all and turn on don't allow third party. Allowing the cookies that you use Opera, Facebook, Amazon etc will also help keep you signed in. So whether you are using a software

If you've been using the internet for the last 15 years or so, you probably remember, or at least came into contact with, del.icio.us, the pioneer of social bookmarking websites. Founded in 2003, the site had a number of good years before it eventually changed hands more than a few times, and has been considered mostly a forgotten relic since then. But now the sun is setting for del.icio.us, as the service will be shuttered later this month following its sale to rival Pinboard.AdvertisementAs a site that let users save and share their internet bookmarks, del.icio.us' influence can be seen on sites like Flickr, StumbleUpon, Twitter, Pocket, and Pinterist, as it was one of the first services to use the tagging system for organizing content. It was purchased by Yahoo in 2005 for price between $15-$30 million, where it was largely ignored and mismanaged for several years.Starting in 2011 it changed hanged regularly every few years: first to AVOS Systems, then to Science Inc in 2014, and again to Delicious Media in 2016. As its fifth and final resting place, Pinboard says it purchased del.icio.us "in part so it wouldn't disappear from the web" since it views it as "a fascinating piece of web history."AdvertisementAs a rival, Pinboard came around in 2009 and really started taking off two years later, when del.icio.us users rapidly began jumping ship because of frustrations with changes from AVOS. Pinboard was attractive because of its simple, clean, and fast interface — something del.icio.us once offered — and it now operates on a $11/year subscription plan.Pinboard founder and developer Maciej Cegłowski says del.icio.us will remain online indefinitely, but will go into read-only mode on June 15th, meaning users will no longer be able to save new bookmarks. They'll have the option to migrate their data to a Pinboard account, or they can use an export tool and take their bookmarks to another service, but there's no time limit to do either.SOURCE Pinboard

Stemsee wrote: Sun Jul 02, 2023 10:50 amSo to get wallset to work correctly in fatdog this needs to be done1) edit /etc/rc.d/rc.Xdesktopand comment out the contents of launch_desktop function.The reason is that rox-desktop initiates the rox pinboard and panel in such a way that it cannot be disabled in user space using the rox rightclick options in a directory browser instance.ROX-Filer has a client-server architecture. The server is the first instance. All subsequent invocations of rox with or without options, via command-line or mouse clicks, are clients that ask the server to do something, such as opening a folder and showing its contents as icons, or changing the wallpaper on the pinboard, and so on.It so happens that Fatdog64's first invocation of ROX-Filer includes the -p (--pinboard) option, as a design choice. If you don't want the pinboard you have two choices: either replace the first invocation of ROX-Filer dropping option -p (you seem to have found ways to do that by modifying files in rc.d) or kill and relaunch the first instance of ROX-Filer, pkill ROX-Filer will do (don't try if you don't know what to do next). Then you can restart ROX-Filer with other options.This alone takes away control of the desktop from the user and cripples functionality of certain apps like feh --bg-scale, vlc as wallpaper, wallset, desktop-slideshow .... and probably others.I don't think that it "takes control of the desktop away from the user". Your freedom to experiment with the Fatdog desktop demonstrates you are in control of your desktop with means and goals that fit your interests and purpose. Other Fatdog users are happy with the default desktop control built into Fatdog, which includes a default, static wallpaper, a wallpaper changer/slideshow, and mountable desktop drive icons.2) Then we no longer use rox pinboard we