Topics created by mca18974

With the extension, Right Click Opens Link in new tab, you right click on the link, and instantly get the link in a new foreground tab. However, if for some reason you want to use the context menu with the link -- maybe you want to copy the link address or do something else with it, then you can by holding longer the right click action, get the context menu to come up. (the extension doesn't destroy the ability to get the context menu if you need it). However, no need for the item in the context menu, which provides for opening the link in a new tab, because the extension does that, just by "quick" right clicking on the link. Middle clicking gets you the link in a background tab. So the universe is covered. 🙂

Honestly, Opera has several database files it uses itself - for your bookmarks, for example. But as the files have no extension, the format isn't exactly obvious until you look at the data.

However, having said that ... Opera tries to obscure names of cache and local storage files; I have no way of knowing which you would need.