Agree that it is not very convenient to enter your username and password every time you enter a website. For such purposes, browsers have a function to save data, and Opera is no exception.
Instructions
Step 1
In the operating system, open Folder Options. For Windows XP: go to the "Start" menu, click on "Control Panel", then on "Folder Options". This is if the control panel has a classic look. If not, then open "Start", then "Control Panel", then "Theme Design" and "Folder Options". For Windows 7: go to the Start menu, then to Control Panel, then to Folder Options. Or so: "Start", then "Control Panel", then "Appearance and Personalization", then "Folder Options".
Step 2
The procedure is the same for any of the operating systems presented: open the "View" tab, at the very bottom of the list find "Advanced options", next to the item titled "Show hidden files, folders and drives" check the box.
Step 3
Download, install the Unwand program on your computer, run it. A new window should open. Specify in it the path to the file of the Opera browser, which stores all the information about the saved passwords.
Step 4
Select the file called wand.dat, it is located in the destination folder. Click Open. The Appdata directory is a hidden folder by default on operating systems. Therefore, in order for the Unwand program to see it, you in the previous steps and made it open.
Step 5
The Unwand window disappears. Instead, a new, smaller one will appear, in which both passwords and logins will be displayed. First, find the name of the web resource, and then it will be followed by a password and login for authorization on it.
