Ok, I figured out a way, but hopefully someone else will have a less hackish way :p
Close Opera and go to the Mail Root Directory of Opera and open up the accounts.ini
file. There you'll find a section called [Accounts]
at the top. In there you'll find some lines which reads AccountX=Y
, where X
is a sequential number and Y
is a number corresponding to a belonging [AccountY]
section. Mine said:
Account1=1
Next Available Id=3
Count=2
Account2=2
I then just swapped them around so it read:
Account1=2
Next Available Id=3
Count=2
Account2=1
Open Opera again and the accounts should have been swapped around and what you put as Account1
should be at the top and used as the default in new emails :)
Mail Root Directory: opera:config#Mail|MailRootDirectory
Update: Ok, after I did this something weird seemed to happen... could be because I also changed the name of the accounts... anyways, take a backup and be careful if you try this :p I ended up just deleting the whole Mail directory and add the accounts in the right order. Only use IMAP accounts anyways so no risk of losing anything except that I had to download all the headers and such again.
2Anyone who does this beware - mail for POP accounts can be lost if you delete the account in Opera (if it's only stored locally). – Ant – 2010-03-10T10:05:48.003
@Ant: Good point! I only use IMAP though, so not a problem for me :) – Svish – 2010-03-29T17:18:57.677