Lookig for a keyboard shortcut to "click" results of CTRL+F find on page

[Bishbean]

Hi !

I recently switched to Zen over from Vivaldi, and I'm looking for a feature (if it exists) that Vivaldi has. When I do a CTRL+F search to highlight a word in a link or clickable hypertext, is there a keyboard shortcut I can use to click that link ? Vivaldi uses CTRL+Enter, but it doesn't seem to work in Zen.
I've looked in the shortcut settings but I didn't find anything. I've googled it but found nothing, so I thought I'd ask

Thansk!

[dosubot[bot]]

I found a similar unsolved discussion that might be helpful: Keybind to open search result in tab/new tab. This thread discusses the need for a keyboard shortcut to open search results, similar to your request for a shortcut to click links found with CTRL+F.

[awsms]

It's not a Vivaldi thing, it's the Chromium engine which has had this feature since forever.
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=237027
Mozilla devs decided otherwise 18 years ago, and now Ctrl+Enter is mapped to a useless feature. And they never implemented a replacement for the "send a clic signal to the highlighted result searched thing" :/

[Bishbean]

Ok I've accidentally stumbled upon the answer to my question ! Turns out there's a way to do this in firefox and its forks : you can use the "search links only" feature by pressing the single quote character key while you're on a page, which opens up a search bar like CTRL+F, except it'll only target links and once you've found the one you want you only have to press Enter to go there.