Link Helper

Designed to make clicking links on a laptop easier.I designed this for use on Chrome OS, but it will work just as well if you're using the browser on another platform.

When you click a link, instead of opening in the current tab, a little message box will popup allowing you to choose whether to open in a new tab or the current tab. This is especially useful due to right clicking on the Cr-48 being a bit sketchy.

=Notes=
*I would've used something more conventional than ` for the hotkey to shut off the menubox, but shift, alt, ctrl, and so forth were already being used for something else link related.

*When you enable/disable this: it won't affect tabs that were already open.

==Specific problematic sites==
*Facebook has some problems with the functionality with this. It's probably because FB itself is a mess of disheveled code.
*Google will display the menubox but then decide to follow the link anyway despite my urging it not to. However, sometimes it will work properly.
*W3Schools likes stretching the menubox.

=Version log=
Version 1.1.5: Updated manifest; reduced file size; fixed most CSS bugs
Version 1.1.4: Allows JavaScript to execute without offering to place it in a new tab.
Version 1.1.3: Removed redundant CSS.
Version 1.1.2: Further improvement to menubox disposal.
Version 1.1.1: Bottom link coordinate fix.
Version 1.1.0: Image links now function.
Version 1.0.3: If left unclicked, the menubox will now dispose of itself.
Version 1.0.2: Holding ` (~ is also on that key) and clicking will disable the menubox for that time.
Version 1.0.1: Far right link coordinate fix.
Version 1.0: Initial release.