Or, if you wanted to make use of tags for Opera's labels instead of folders in Thundberbird, you'd import into folder like mentioned above, select all messages in a folder and tag them (with a custom-named tag that you define). Those allow you to search messages by rules and they allow you to pick what accounts and folders to search in. Now, if you had labels in Opera that showed messages from multiple accounts, you'd manually create "Saved searches" instead. Then, if any of your labels in Opera Mail had rules, you'll need to manually create filters in Thunderbird that automatically move messages to the folder you want. Once you're done, everything will be sorted into folders in Thunderbird.
Then, you just use the import/export add-ons tool to import each mbox into the corresponding folder under the account you want. You should now have an mbs file (MBOX file) to all of your views. Then, repeat all that for all your other POP accounts. Then, right-click on each of your labels and export them. Then, right-click on "All Messages/Drafts" and export it.
Then, right-click in the mail panel and set "show messages from" to the specific POP account you want. Save as "account 1 - Inbox.mbs" for example. Right-click on the "Inbox" view for each POP account and choose "export". Then, make sure each message is only in a single label (or "Inbox") at a time (to avoid duplicates when exporting). For "All Messages/Drafts", make sure "Show sent" is checked too. For your "Sent" view (the one under the POP access point in the mail panel), make sure "show sent" is checked. For your "Inbox" view, make sure "show hidden" isn't checked. Then, in Opera, for each label you have, go into its properties and set "hide messages from other views".
#Thunderbird mail import install
Then, install the import/export tools add-on. In Thunderbird, set up your POP accounts fresh and then create a folder for each label you have. Now, for POP accounts, you can convert your labels to folders. In short, you can do most of the stuff you do in Opera. Thunderbird alos has a uninfied folder view in the folder pane as an option (might be on by default, I forget) that works like Opera's "All Messages" access point. Thunderbird also has "saved searches" that kind of work like a view or a label with rules and "show messages from" in Opera. Thunderbird also has different "views" and custom ones you can create that work like the "show" settings for a view/message list in Opera. In Thunderbird, rules are a separate feature called "filters" which perform actions like putting a message in a folder or tagging a message. Also, in Opera, a label has rules that pull messages into that label. So, labels won't be carried over in this case. But, Thunderbird only makes use of keywords it sets itself. Opera does have a way to set keywords on IMAP messages so that they can show up as tags automatically Thunderbird. You just set up your IMAP accounts in Thunderbird and use it. For IMAP accounts, you don't do anything special.
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