fzf is cool, but I am used to ctrl-r (find something) enter (execute) ctrl-r (find something I have to change) home/end (change, then enter) with fzf ctrl-r a

fzf is cool, but I am used to ctrl-r (find something) enter (execute) ctrl-r (find something I have to change) home/end (change, then enter) with fzf ctrl-r and selecting always gives me just a string where I then have to press enter, it just behaves like dmenu for the console basically if you look at the bash bindings, which unfortunately is a bit less flexible unless I am missing some option that would allow this