WINDOWS 11 HELPP (browser)

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When i install WINDOWS 11 do my google accounts gets removed?

i have Chrome with 12 accounts * FIREFOX / Brave / Valdi / OPERA GX / will my accounts be removed when update to Windows 11 ?

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

That's great to hear! If your Chrome data is already in sync with your Google account, you're in a good position. In that case, your bookmarks, history, settings, and saved passwords are safely backed up online and can be restored if needed.

As an extra precaution, some users also export their bookmarks locally by going to the Bookmark Manager (type chrome://bookmarks/ into the address bar) and selecting "Export bookmarks." But if you're comfortable with your sync being in place, you can skip that step.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

do i need to export all my thing in 12 accounts(chrome) TO A D-disk ?

 

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If your Chrome sync is enabled for all 12 accounts, your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings are safely stored in the cloud, so you don't necessarily have to export everything manually to your D: drive. However, many users choose to create a local backup as an extra precaution, especially if you have a lot of accounts or critical data you want to protect.

In summary, it's not mandatory if you trust the sync, but exporting a backup might provide additional peace of mind in case something unexpected happens.

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

If your Chrome sync is enabled for all 12 accounts, your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings are safely stored in the cloud, so you don't necessarily have to export everything manually to your D: drive. However, many users choose to create a local backup as an extra precaution, especially if you have a lot of accounts or critical data you want to protect.

In summary, it's not mandatory if you trust the sync, but exporting a backup might provide additional peace of mind in case something unexpected happens.

exporting a backup in all 12 accounts?

 

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You only need to export a backup for your Chrome profiles if you want an extra local copy of your data. Keep in mind:

• Chrome sync will back up each profile’s data to your Google account, so you can simply re-sign into each profile post-upgrade if needed.
• Exporting bookmarks is done per profile. If you want a local backup of bookmarks for all 12 accounts, you’d need to switch to each profile individually and export its bookmarks.
• For many users, relying on Chrome Sync is sufficient, but a local export provides that extra safety net if something unexpected happens.

So, if you're comfortable with relying on the cloud sync for all your profiles, you can skip the local export. Otherwise, you might consider exporting the important data from each profile. Let me know if you have any more questions!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

You only need to export a backup for your Chrome profiles if you want an extra local copy of your data. Keep in mind:

• Chrome sync will back up each profile’s data to your Google account, so you can simply re-sign into each profile post-upgrade if needed.
• Exporting bookmarks is done per profile. If you want a local backup of bookmarks for all 12 accounts, you’d need to switch to each profile individually and export its bookmarks.
• For many users, relying on Chrome Sync is sufficient, but a local export provides that extra safety net if something unexpected happens.

So, if you're comfortable with relying on the cloud sync for all your profiles, you can skip the local export. Otherwise, you might consider exporting the important data from each profile. Let me know if you have any more questions!

so i can SKIP Export if all my account is in ''SYNC'' ?

 

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Yes, that's correct. If all your accounts are properly synced with Chrome, you can safely skip the local export. Just make sure you verify that each profile is indeed syncing and that all your important data (like bookmarks, saved passwords, etc.) is updated on Google's servers. This way, if anything happens during the upgrade, you can simply re-sign into each profile and restore your data from the cloud.

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Yes, that's correct. If all your accounts are properly synced with Chrome, you can safely skip the local export. Just make sure you verify that each profile is indeed syncing and that all your important data (like bookmarks, saved passwords, etc.) is updated on Google's servers. This way, if anything happens during the upgrade, you can simply re-sign into each profile and restore your data from the cloud.

re-sign LIKE A Login with Email/password in google?

 

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Yes, exactly. After the upgrade, if you need to re-sign into your Chrome profiles, you'll log in using your Google account email and password (and any two-factor authentication if set up). Essentially, it's the same process as when you first sign into Chrome.

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Yes, exactly. After the upgrade, if you need to re-sign into your Chrome profiles, you'll log in using your Google account email and password (and any two-factor authentication if set up). Essentially, it's the same process as when you first sign into Chrome.

i checked all 12 acc / they all in sync

 

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Great to hear that all 12 accounts are in sync! That means your data is safely backed up to Google's servers, and you can simply re-sign in to each profile after your upgrade if needed. It sounds like you're all set—good luck with the upgrade, and feel free to drop by if you have any more questions along the way!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Great to hear that all 12 accounts are in sync! That means your data is safely backed up to Google's servers, and you can simply re-sign in to each profile after your upgrade if needed. It sounds like you're all set—good luck with the upgrade, and feel free to drop by if you have any more questions along the way!

how to sync on BRAVE - FIREFOX - VIVALDI - OPERA GX?

 

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Below are step-by-step instructions for syncing each browser:
Brave:

1. Open Brave and click the three horizontal lines (or the menu icon) in the upper-right corner.
2. Select Settings, then click Sync on the left sidebar.
3. Click Start a new sync chain (if you’re setting up for the first time) or I have a sync chain if you’re adding another device.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to choose what to sync (bookmarks, history, passwords, etc.) and complete the process.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open Firefox and click the three-line menu button in the upper-right corner.
2. Click on Sign in to Firefox (or “Sync” if you already see it).
3. Log in with your Firefox Account credentials (or create one if you haven’t yet).
4. Once logged in, click Options (or Preferences on some systems) and choose what you want to sync (e.g., bookmarks, history, passwords).

Vivaldi:

1. Open Vivaldi and click on the Vivaldi menu (top-left corner) or press Alt + P to open Settings.
2. Navigate to the Sync section.
3. Click Sign In or Create Account to set up your Vivaldi account and choose what to sync (bookmarks, notes, history, etc.).
4. Follow the prompts to complete the setup.

Opera GX:

1. Open Opera GX and click the Opera icon in the top-left corner.
2. Select Synchronization from the menu (or look for a “Sign In” option in the address bar if available).
3. Sign in with your Opera account (or create one if you don’t have one).
4. Review your sync settings to select which data to sync—such as bookmarks, history, and passwords.

Following these steps, your data will be safely stored in each browser’s cloud service, ensuring that you can restore it easily on your new Windows 11 installation. If you need further assistance with any of these steps or run into issues, feel free to ask!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Below are step-by-step instructions for syncing each browser:
Brave:

1. Open Brave and click the three horizontal lines (or the menu icon) in the upper-right corner.
2. Select Settings, then click Sync on the left sidebar.
3. Click Start a new sync chain (if you’re setting up for the first time) or I have a sync chain if you’re adding another device.
4. Follow the onscreen instructions to choose what to sync (bookmarks, history, passwords, etc.) and complete the process.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open Firefox and click the three-line menu button in the upper-right corner.
2. Click on Sign in to Firefox (or “Sync” if you already see it).
3. Log in with your Firefox Account credentials (or create one if you haven’t yet).
4. Once logged in, click Options (or Preferences on some systems) and choose what you want to sync (e.g., bookmarks, history, passwords).

Vivaldi:

1. Open Vivaldi and click on the Vivaldi menu (top-left corner) or press Alt + P to open Settings.
2. Navigate to the Sync section.
3. Click Sign In or Create Account to set up your Vivaldi account and choose what to sync (bookmarks, notes, history, etc.).
4. Follow the prompts to complete the setup.

Opera GX:

1. Open Opera GX and click the Opera icon in the top-left corner.
2. Select Synchronization from the menu (or look for a “Sign In” option in the address bar if available).
3. Sign in with your Opera account (or create one if you don’t have one).
4. Review your sync settings to select which data to sync—such as bookmarks, history, and passwords.

Following these steps, your data will be safely stored in each browser’s cloud service, ensuring that you can restore it easily on your new Windows 11 installation. If you need further assistance with any of these steps or run into issues, feel free to ask!

i did in vivaldi - last sync: today 13:43,

 

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Great, that means your Vivaldi data is safely synced! Your bookmarks, history, and settings are backed up in the cloud, so you'll be in good shape after upgrading to Windows 11. If you have any other syncs or questions about your browsers, just let me know!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Great, that means your Vivaldi data is safely synced! Your bookmarks, history, and settings are backed up in the cloud, so you'll be in good shape after upgrading to Windows 11. If you have any other syncs or questions about your browsers, just let me know!

i also created Sync section./ with acc

 

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Awesome! Setting up the sync section with your account in each browser is the way to go. That ensures that all your data—bookmarks, history, settings, and more—is securely backed up to the cloud. With this in place, you'll be able to easily restore everything after upgrading to Windows 11. If you ever run into sync issues or have any more questions about your browsers, just let me know!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

Awesome! Setting up the sync section with your account in each browser is the way to go. That ensures that all your data—bookmarks, history, settings, and more—is securely backed up to the cloud. With this in place, you'll be able to easily restore everything after upgrading to Windows 11. If you ever run into sync issues or have any more questions about your browsers, just let me know!

IN OPERA GX i dont see Synchronization

 

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In Opera GX the sync feature might not be as obvious as in some other browsers, but you can still enable it by signing into your Opera account. Here's what you can do:
Option 1: Via the Main Menu

1. Click on the Opera GX icon in the top-left corner.
2. Look for a Sign in/Sync option in the drop-down menu. It might appear as either "Sign in to Opera" or "Synchronize".
3. Click that option and follow the instructions to sign in with your Opera account. If you don't have an account yet, you'll be prompted to create one.

Option 2: Via Settings

1. Open Opera GX and press Alt + P (or navigate to Settings from the main menu).
2. Scroll down in Settings to see if there's a Synchronization or Sync section—this may sometimes be located under a "Privacy & security" section depending on your version.
3. Sign in with your Opera account from there to enable syncing of bookmarks, history, and other data.

If you still don’t see any sync or sign-in option, it might be due to the version of Opera GX you're using. In that case, double-check for any updates or consult Opera’s support documentation for the latest instructions.
Once you've signed in, your browsing data should be safely synced to your Opera account, and you'll be able to restore it if needed after your upgrade. Let me know if you need more help!

 

[MONSTERHUNTER2215]

In Opera GX the sync feature might not be as obvious as in some other browsers, but you can still enable it by signing into your Opera account. Here's what you can do:
Option 1: Via the Main Menu

1. Click on the Opera GX icon in the top-left corner.
2. Look for a Sign in/Sync option in the drop-down menu. It might appear as either "Sign in to Opera" or "Synchronize".
3. Click that option and follow the instructions to sign in with your Opera account. If you don't have an account yet, you'll be prompted to create one.

Option 2: Via Settings

1. Open Opera GX and press Alt + P (or navigate to Settings from the main menu).
2. Scroll down in Settings to see if there's a Synchronization or Sync section—this may sometimes be located under a "Privacy & security" section depending on your version.
3. Sign in with your Opera account from there to enable syncing of bookmarks, history, and other data.

If you still don’t see any sync or sign-in option, it might be due to the version of Opera GX you're using. In that case, double-check for any updates or consult Opera’s support documentation for the latest instructions.
Once you've signed in, your browsing data should be safely synced to your Opera account, and you'll be able to restore it if needed after your upgrade. Let me know if you need more help!

i did THIS

1. Click on the Opera GX icon in the top-left corner.
2. Look for a Sign in/Sync option in the drop-down menu

But STILL Cant find it

 

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If you’re still not seeing the sync option after using the main menu method, here are a few additional steps you can try:
1. Update Opera GX:
Ensure you’re running the latest version of Opera GX. Go to the Opera GX menu, select Update & Recovery (or similar) to check for updates. Sometimes sync features may be improved or made more visible in a new release.
2. Use the Settings Panel:
Try pressing Alt + P to open settings. Then look for a section titled Advanced or Privacy & security. In some versions, the sync option may be hidden under these sections. Also look for a profile or account area.
3. Look for a Profile Icon:
Some users have noted that the sync or sign-in option is accessible by clicking a small profile/user icon on the browser’s interface (often in the top-right corner). If you see that, click it to see if a sign-in prompt appears.
4. Check Opera’s Help Resources:
Visit [url='https://help.opera.com/en/gx/ GX Help Center[/url] for guidance on the latest interface. The support pages or community forums might have updated instructions or screenshots.
5. Reinstall Opera GX (as a last resort):
If none of the above works, consider reinstalling Opera GX (making sure to sign in afterward). Sometimes a clean reinstall can resolve interface glitches.
If after trying these steps you still can’t access the sync feature, it might be a bug or a change in your current version’s interface. In that case, checking Opera GX’s release notes or contacting their support might be the best next step.
Let me know if these suggestions help or if you need further assistance!