Links from other apps open in a small Kensho window
A link from another app opens in a small Kensho window first, so you can see the address before the page takes over.
Click a link in another app, and Satori opens it in a small Kensho window first. The address sits at the top, so you can check where the link goes before you open the page.
A link from another app opens in a small Kensho window over the main one, and Esc closes it
Press Open in Satori (⌘O) to move the page into the main window. Press Close (Esc) to close the window. Esc goes to the page first, so a menu or a lightbox on the page closes before the window does.
Inside a Kensho window, ⌘F finds text on the page, and ⌘G and ⇧⌘G go to the next and previous match. Click the address to edit it, as with ⌘L. It completes from your history as you type.
⌥⌘N opens an empty Kensho window from any app, while Small windows (Kensho) is on. ⌥⌘-click on a tab peeks at it the same way. Hold Shift while you click a link on a page to open it in a small Kensho window too.
A link on a pinned tab that goes to another site also opens in a small Kensho window, so the pin stays where you put it. To turn that off, go to Settings › Tabs › Pinned tabs stay put. To turn Small windows off, go to Settings › General › Small windows (Kensho). After that, links from other apps open directly in Satori.
