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The Pine Script online editor supports this keyboard+mouse shortcut and it is a very convenient feature.
For eg. if I have:
COLOR_PROFIT=#00FF00
And many pages below I have:
plot(y, "some title", COLOR_PROFIT)
And I wish to know what COLOR_PROFIT is, or if I want to change it, instead of having to search for it, I can simply Cmd+click on it (on a Mac, probably Ctrl+click on Windows) and the cursor moves to the symbol declaration (it could be a variable, a function, a function parameter or a UDT).
Main Menu -> Go -> Go to Definition and Main Menu -> Go -> Go to Declaration also do not work (they do nothing).
Main Menu -> Go -> Go to Symbol in Editor... that allows searching for a specific symbol declaration would also be useful. This is also supported In Pine Script online editor, by pressing F1 and selecting the Go to Symbol in Editor... menu item.