Recognize elements with "onclick" attributes in link hints.

Fixes #72, although it makes Reddit look pretty messy since each link now has 3 letters.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/linkHints.js b/linkHints.js
index d5ed9352..2c085ff7 100644
--- a/linkHints.js
+++ b/linkHints.js
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ var linkHintsCssAdded = false;
 
 // An XPath describing what a clickable element is. We could also look for images with an onclick
 // attribute, but let's wait to see if that really is necessary.
-var clickableElementsXPath = "//a | //textarea | //button | //select | //input[not(@type='hidden')]";
+var clickableElementsXPath = "//a | //textarea | //button | //select | //input[not(@type='hidden')] | //*[@onclick]";
 
 // We need this as a top-level function because our command system doesn't yet support arguments.
 function activateLinkHintsModeToOpenInNewTab() { activateLinkHintsMode(true); }