Accessing Hyperlinks without Using the CTRL Key, etc

Is there some way to reset Calc so I can click on a hyperlinks without having to use the CTRL key?

Also, when I create a hyperlink in a cell, Calc creates a border around the hyperlink that is the same color of the cell. Is there any way to keep it from making that annoying outline?

Is there some way to reset Calc so I can click on a hyperlinks without having to use the CTRL key?

Deselect:

Tools menu > Options > LibreOffice > Security :: Security Options and Warnings :: Options > Security Options :: Ctrl-click required to follow hyperlinks

Calc creates a border around the hyperlink that is the same color of the cell.

Probably you mean the Field Shade?

Tools menu > Options > LibreOffice > Application Colors > Text Document :: Field shadings

Choose another color or deselect. Please notice: This alteration has an impact on other program tools, too (eg Writer).

The suggestion for eliminating the need for pressing the CTRL key before clicking an a hyperlink worked great. Thanks!

However, the border around hyperlinks is another story. I gave a bad description of the problem so let me try again.

I have my cell text set for white for the entire spreadsheet, and cell background and cell borders for the entire document is set to black. Hyperlinks show up as a dark blue or purple (both colors look the same to me) and have a white line outlining hyperlink. I feel the outline is annoying and want it to go away. also, the font color needs to be white since it contrasts poorly with the black background. Is there anyway to change the font color of the hyperlink to white?

I came up with a workaround for the white outline and wrong color for the hyperlink. Instead of making the title of the file I’m wanting to access a hyperlink, I put a column before the title column with a bolded letter O in each row of that column to emulate a button, then made that letter the hyperlink. To access the file I want, I just click on the button.