[SUGGESTION] Replace (or supplement) 'copy to clipboard' button with link to redeem won key on Steam

I was pleased to discover upon recently purchasing a Humble Bundle that Steam now not only has a web-accessible page to activate Steam keys, but that it can also accept query parameters to automatically populate its form with a key provided in the URL:

• https://store.steampowered.com/account/registerkey
• https://store.steampowered.com/account/registerkey?key=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

Due to this (recent?) change, the lack of a link on SteamGifts to redeem won keys now seems like a bit of an oversight. As such, I'd like to suggest that such a link be added to the Won Giveaways page, either in place of or supplementing the existing button to copy the key to the clipboard. The fa-steam icon could easily be repurposed for this, or fa-external-link could be used if you don't want one icon doing double-duty.

Replacing the copy button would be the cleanest solution to avoid the proliferation of more UI elements, but it does have the downside of removing the ability to easily copy keys if users would prefer to activate them through the client: an understandable desire for users who may not stay logged into Steam in their web browser. However, considering the focus of SteamGifts, I feel it's also likely most people visiting the site do stay logged into Steam in their browser; as such, both to maintain UI simplicity and because it would allow the JavaScript facilitating that copy function to be removed from the site, this is the option I view as preferable.

I don't presently see any reason not to add a link, considering the simplicity of implementation and the additional functionality it provides users, though if there are any concerns, please do bring them up.

• Edit: TempeteJoachim brings up one potential issue: if people have multiple Steam accounts, it may increase the odds of accidentally redeeming a won key on the wrong account. The key redemption form does, however, have your account name in the normal top-right spot.