When I manually select a link (by clicking and dragging) and then right-click to open it the link opens in the same tab, which gets rid of the original site - which I need to keep open for my work. There is no option for doing anything else in the context menu so right now all I can do is copy the link, manually open a new tab, and then paste the link into the box at the top, and that takes time.

I'm new to Opera, trying to transition from Firefox, which has this in its settings menu, but I don't see it in Opera's settings. Am I just missing it, or is it available another way, or is it maybe not possible? I've checked Help and tried a search here but couldn't find anything about this (although maybe I'm missing it here too).

Thanks in advance for your help.

I'm new here, just installed Opera yesterday; it's v30 (in Windows 7). I'm hoping to use it for my work on Amazon's Mechanical Turk, where I do HITs (Human Intelligence Tasks) for pay.

I have several scripts installed, through an extension called TamperMonkey beta, to help me with my work. One of these scripts, HIT Database, keeps a record of every HIT I've done in a database that I believe is called a table. In Firefox, which is what I'm currently using, this table is a SQLITE file stored inside my profile. I save a copy of this file (actually I save the entire profile) every day as a backup because I can't afford to lose this information. I'd need to do the same with the data in Opera but I haven't been able to locate it. A search in the Opera folders in AppData Roaming, AppData Local, and Program Files (x86) hasn't revealed any SQLITE files at all so I'm thinking that maybe another format is being used? But there is no file that I can see with a size that is close to the Firefox SQLITE file, which is just over 10 megs, so if anyone can point me to the location of a file/table/database like this I would really appreciate it. I did try a search here and on the main Opera site; so far I haven't found anything but maybe I'm not looking in the right place so if this has already been addressed somewhere a link would be fine.

(Just to be clear - I didn't write this script or any of the others, I actually don't know Javascript at all so I don't know how it works.)

Thanks in advance for your help.