Opera Neon is a new offering from the Opera Software. I have been using it for a few days and to be honest this is the kind of web browser I had been looking for. It is really fast and has a very convenient interface. So I finally decided to switch over the Opera Neon. When you switch over to Opera Neon, you have to import settings from other web browsers so that you do not have to manually enter and configure everything. Opera Neon makes importing settings from other installed web browsers very easy.
Here is how you can import settings in Opera Neon:
- Launch Opera Neon web browser. Click on the menu icon near the lower-left corner to open the menu and select Settings from there.
- In the setting screen that opens click on the button labeled Import Settings button.
- In the small window that shows, choose a web browser from the drop-down list so that you can settings import of its settings. Choose all the different items that you want to import and then click on the Import button.
- After the importing of the settings is complete, you can relaunch Opera Neon so that the imported settings can be loaded.
Using the steps explained above, you can export settings from one or more than one web browsers into Opera Neon. It does not seem to detect the installation of Chrome web browser for some reason, but there is always a work around. You can first import the Chrome settings to a new profile of Firefox and then import Firefox settings into Opera Neon. Since Opera Neon can import settings from Firefox and Internet Explorer, you can use this method to import settings from unsupported web browsers.