Month: January 2014

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Vivaldi.net updates

Hi everyone,

 

In the last two days, we pushed a few important changes to Vivaldi.net.

Vivaldi.net is now available in 5 languages, English, German, French, Turkish and Russian 🙂

 

Language switcher is located at the bottom of the page. Just click on the flag of your preferred language. Special thanks to  QuHno, viva, zahek, ra-mon, Shpankov for translation. 

We will be adding more languages as soon as we have them ready. Please let me know if you can help us on translation to your own language.

 

Here are some other notable changes;

  • “Remember me”(keep me logged in) now works!
  • Random logout bug is fixed
  • Styling of forum email notification works now
  • Notification on blog comments now arrives on your notification inbox on the site
  • Caching is enabled again
  • Security fixes
  • Blog import from My Opera and other WordPress export XML. 

As always, if you have any issues or feedbacks, please let us know.

 

Thanks,

Vivaldi Team

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How to migrate your My Opera Blog to Vivaldi

Hi everyone,

 

UPDATE : This article was updated on 2/11, due to some issues reported regarding My Opera blog export. 

 

I know many people have been waiting for this. We are happy to finally provide a way to import your My Opera blog to Vivaldi blog. Please follow the following steps to successfully migrate your My Opera blog to your new home at Vivaldi.

If you want to migrate your blog from WordPress, we can also import it for you on Vivaldi.

 

Step 1: Log in to my.opera.com

 

Step 2: Hover your mouse over the wrench icon on the top right corner and click “Account”.

 b2ap3_thumbnail_myoperablogexport.png

 

Step 3: Click the Blog settings link

b2ap3_thumbnail_My_Opera_-_Account.png

 

Step 4: Click the big blue “Export your blog”button

b2ap3_thumbnail_My_Opera_-_Edit_blog_settings.png

 

Step 5: Wait for an email from My Opera. The email contains the link to where you can download your xml file

  

Step 6: Send the file using your Vivaldi.net Mail account to [email protected] 

This is very important as we use your Vivaldi.net email account to correctly identify which Vivaldi account to import your xml file

 

Step 7: Wait patiently for your blog to appear on your Vivaldi account. It may take some time depending on the number of requests we get. 

That’s it!

Please let me know if you have any questions or issues.

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How to migrate your data from My Opera to Vivaldi

Hello!

 

We’ve written a few blog posts about migration of your various data from My Opera here.

To make the process easier for those of you starting now, I’ve collected all the links below (Migration for Mail, Blogs, Photos)

Please note that My Opera is closing down on March 1st 2014 so you need to export your data before end of Feb. My Opera export process is not instant and could take some time. So it’s better to start the process as soon as possible.

 

1. How to migrate your My Opera email to Vivaldi Mail

https://vivaldi.net/blogs/entry/how-to-move-your-email-from-my-opera-to-vivaldi-mail 

 

2. How to import your My Opera blog post to Vivaldi Blog

https://vivaldi.net/blogs/entry/how-to-migrate-your-my-opera-blog-to-vivaldi

 

3. How to migrate your My Opera photo album to Vivaldi photo album

https://vivaldi.net/blogs/entry/migrating-images-to-vivaldi-net 

 

As always, let me know if there is any issues or questions.

 

Happy migration, everyone!

Cheers,