#Create folders in opera mail how to

So any clear, not too technical term loaded explanation on how to export them would be highly appreciated!!

#Create folders in opera mail archive

I have about 300 emails in my archive that I really need to save and I am not keen on forwarding every single one of them separately. In the last one I have set the mail collector, so I should get all my mails from opera, vivaldi and other accounts I have.Īfter reading the advice on myopera I have also changed my settings from that end to forward all my myopera emails to my account, but by the looks of it that will only apply to any email that comes in from now on. I have the account, have a Vivaldi-account and also, because I wasn’t sure how fast and well Vivaldi would develop, a account.

Yes I’ve heard of it but I would be very grateful for a “for dummies” explanation, please! I am already overwhelmed with all the words like IMAP etc. Ok, this is quite embarrassing, but can someone please explain that to a non tech-savvy person?:( This should hopefully be sufficient for most people.

You can also store up to 5GB for other files such as photos, document etc with the same account. UPDATE: Each Vivaldi Mail account can store up to 5GB of mail data. If you have any issues or need additional help, please let me know. Go to to check all the emails you just imported.Īnd, that’s it. It lists all the email accounts you set up and allows you to move or copy messages between those accounts. In Thunderbird, you can select emails and right click. Open your My Opera Mail account and select all the emails you want to move and drag all the selected emails to INBOX on your Vivaldi Mail account. Step 3: Once you set up those 2 mail account in Step 1 and 2, you then move emails you want to move from My Opera Mail to Vivaldi Mail Step 2: Set up your Vivaldi Mail account using the same email client used in Step 1įor Vivaldi Mail, configure your server setting like the following.Īuthentication method: Your Vivaldi user name and passwordĪuthentication method: Username/Password (same as IMAP settings) Here is the screenshot of the Servers setting in Opera’s integrated Mail client.

#Create folders in opera mail password

SMTP server: port 587 (STARTTLS only) or 465 (SSL only)įor user name, you have to use your and your My Opera password for both Incoming and Outgoing.If you are using other mail clients such as Thunderbird, here is the server setup you need for My Opera If you are using Opera’s Mail client, it should automatically configure itself with right server settings once you type your My Opera mail address. Step 1: Set up your OperaMail account using your email client of your choice You can then copy and move from My Opera Mail to Vivaldi Mail.

I know it’s not the best way but at least it offers possibility if you want to do this now, rather than waiting for our release.īasically, the process requires you to set up two different IMAP email accounts with your mail client, one for My Opera and the other is for Vivaldi Mail. Since we still haven’t set up direct import from external Mail service through the web interface, I thought I would write up a post to explain how to do this step by step. I know many people want to move their email from My Opera Mail to Vivaldi Mail.