Allow a single shortcut to replace Ctrl+Shift+L followed by Enter

General information

• Operating system + version: Linux / Arch Linux (64-bit)
• Browser + version: Chromium 67.0.3396.87 (Official Build)
• Information about the host app:
  • How did you install it?
    • Installed via a package manager, downloaded a pre-built binary, compiled yourself? AUR
  • If installed an official release, put a version: 2.0.21
    • In the recent versions it can be obtained with $ browserpass -v.
    • If in doubt what version you have, download and re-install the latest version!
  • If built from sources, put a commit id ($ git describe --always):
• Information about the browser extension:
  • How did you install it?
    • Installed via webstore, downloaded a pre-built extension, compiled yourself? AUR
  • Browserpass extension version as reported by your browser: 2.0.21

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What should happen?

Currently I use the following combination to automatically input the password if I’m focused on the password field: (Ctrl+Shift+L) + (Enter). This will open the popup and select the best matching password (which is almost always the correct password, thanks to my directory structure).

I would like to combine this into one shortcut that automatically chooses and enters the best fitting password, if any. If there no matching passwords, the extension should do nothing.

[adtac]

Ctrl+Shift+F sounds nice to me: it mnemonically stands for “fill”. At least in Chromium (+uBlock, Stylus, Pushbullet, RES, Vimium), that doesn’t seem to conflict with anything.

[erayd]

Looks like that means <kbd>U</kbd> is the only option left. I’d be OK with that.