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Use a:visited in your CSS stylesheet

• anotheryou 7y ago
  override it globally in your browser with userstyles!
• jraph 7y ago
  You can use the a:link selector to only set the color of regular links that have not been visited yet. Visited links will keep their default color (purple or whatever color chosen by the browser or the user). So: don't use a { color: ... }, use a:link { color: ... }
  • anoncake 7y ago
    If you don't set it, you can't guarantee that a:visited contrasts sufficiently with a:link or the background.
    • jraph 7y ago
      Absolutely.
• sunpazed 7y ago
  Oh the irony. He himself has failed to include a:visited in his CSS stylesheet.
  • aliswe 7y ago
    No I believe he did, look at the pingbacks! Also "Confession: I added this rule minutes before I posted this article"