Link Hints
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Link Hints is a browser extension that allows users to click on links and other clickable elements using their keyboard. It is particularly useful for those who have a bad touchpad, trouble using a mouse, or love using keyboard shortcuts.
To use Link Hints, press Alt+J (Ctrl+J on macOS) to make little yellow boxes with letters, called hints, appear next to links and other clickable elements. Then type the letters to click the link. Alternatively, you can hold Shift and type a bit of the link text. The keyboard shortcuts and hints are fully customizable.
Some keyboard shortcuts for Link Hints include: Alt+J to click links and buttons, Alt+K to open a link in a new tab, and Alt+L to open a link in a new tab and switch to it. Additional shortcuts include Alt+Shift+J to click many things, Alt+Shift+K to open many links, and Alt+Shift+L to select an element.
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