Shortcut for Safari Extensions

Good morning.
II bought Wallet from the Mac AppStore. Nice password manager with an extension for Safari.
Ok, i need to set a shortcut (that simulates the click with the mouse on the button), but there's no option in Wallet Extension for that.
Help!

Hi and welcome...
You are aware that you have a native Mac OS X password manager already installed? It's in your Applications/Utilities folder. It's called *Keychain Access*.
But if you want to use Wallet, contact the developer for support here.
You may want to bookmark this link for future use.
Topic : The Mac App Store Discussion, what is it for?
Carolyn
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