OK, thanks for explaining, BugSir009. I think this points out a larger problem with how QuickAccess is currently implemented. QuickAccess are essentially just bookmarks, but with a couple additional data points attached (like color of tile, or screen shot option).
But because they have been stored in a silo, the user no longer has the flexibility to easily re-organize them. For example, let's say I have a QA folder with 9 websites stored in there. I decide I no longer want them to appear on the new tab page, because I want to make room for other things there, but I still want to keep them as bookmarks. If the QA access was integrated into the MaxNote bookmarks, I could just go into the bookmark manager and drag and drop the entire folder from "QuickAccess" to "Maxthon bookmarks" (or any other subfolder). But again, in their current silo, I would have to manually create 9 new bookmarks, and manually copy and paste 9 different website names, and 9 different URLs to achieve the same outcome.
At least, if the devs can implement an export to CSV function, this would allow easier transfer to other browsers, backup of data to offline storage, and easier re-organization within Maxthon itself.
Thank you!