Be able to use Control instead of CapsLock to reveal links. #64
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The reason it's bound to CapsLock is that Ctrl-click opens link in the background tab. But let's give this a try. I never liked CapsLock being involved here and it's an easy key to forget. |
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My keyboard has no Windows key so my CapsLock is remapped as Windows. There is a growing convention that holding Ctrl makes links clickable when they otherwise would not be, so I added the same feature here, without removing the CapsLock option.