[dmortin]

It's strange that you have to press enter too after selecting a link to go there. The most frequent task of browsing is clicking on links, so it should be only f + hint, without any additional keys.

[cuchoi]

That's how Vimium works; f + letter clicks the link.

[jedimastert]

I'd say mouse-ing over a link is a different action than clicking it. Say you want to read the alt test, or see where the link goes.

[dmortin]

There should be a different key for that then. The click action is the most important, so it should have its own dedicated key.

[uryga]

maybe there should be two keybindings for mousing-over and clicking, i'd say hovering is relatively rare in comparison

[jedimastert]

Maybe? I don't know if there's defined behaviour JS wise for a "click" event not following a "mouseover" though.

[blotter_paper]

There is, you can trigger click events from JavaScript without a mouse going over the element: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement...

[TJTorola]

I definitely appreciate the confirmation step when browsing around sensitive UIs like my company's AWS dashboard.

[dmortin]

Sensitive operations should require confirmation on AWS, because you can click accidentally manually too.

[alexherbo2]

To mitigate mistyping, the hint mode refuses to proceed invalid sequences too.