There is a new way to detect rel=nofollow tag using the firefox browser, Detecting this tag helps in catching cheating webmasters using this tag in their directories and link exchanges,<\/p>\n
rel=nofollow tag can be highlighted in firefox by adding a simple line to the main CSS file ( usercontent.css ) which powers the appearance of the web pages in firefox browser,<\/p>\n
we have to find the path of the usercontent.css file and add a simple line so that the rel=nofollow link appears in a different colour,<\/p>\n
For Windows XP \/ windows 2000 users:<\/p>\n
C:\\Documents and Settings\\[User Name]\\Application Data\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\hmgpxvac.default\\chrome<\/p>\n
hmgpxvac can be anything on your system,<\/p>\n
For PCs using Windows 98 \/ ME:<\/p>\n
C:\\WINDOWS\\Application Data\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\hmgpxvac.default.default\\chrome<\/p>\n
Open up your new userContent.css file and add the following line:<\/p>\n
a[rel~=”nofollow”] { border: thin dashed firebrick! important; background-color: rgb(255, 200, 200)! important; } save the file,<\/p>\n
if above code is used firefox will automatically highlight links in red,<\/p>\n
You can highlight links in internet explorer too refer the attached for it,<\/p>\n