great extension. stopped working firefox update 138. hoping auther fixes. thanks.

was an awesome addon plz update it

the solution i have found:
Open about:config in Firefox.
Search for: toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
Set it to true
Go to about:support
Next to "Profile Folder", click "Open Folder".
Navigate to the chrome folder inside your profile directory. If it doesn’t exist, create it.
Create a file named userContent.css if it doesn't exist.Add this CSS:

a:visited {
color: #ad1d1f !important; /* Replace with any color you like */
}
Restart Firefox.

Simple and efficient, does the job without having to go in a preference page or even reloading the tabs after installation.

works great, please add an exclusion list to not disable the extension for localhost

Since many years one of my Must-Have addons. Unfortunately there are some issues on spiegel.de.

Having read a newly published article appearing at the top of the page, it unfortunately tends to lose its 'read' color status at some point, when the article is moving down the page, often through several sections, until it eventually reaches its final home.

Unfortunately their newsroom thinks that it is a smart idea, to slightly modify the title and hence the URL along that process quite frequently, which then of course causes visitedlinkenabler to fail recognizing an already read article.

Is there a way for visitedlinkenabler to only compare the unchangeable part
"www.spiegel.de{/omittable changing parts}/a-[and-essential-hex-patterns]"
of their URLs with FF's history?

One of the most useful extensions. What do you think about checking links without its ref ID part? That would make visited links colors working on sites like Amazon search results. Probably it would require storing a dictionary: site - cut off. Danke

This is must-have extension!

Thank you for this add-on! Could you add an option so it works only on selected websites? Thanks!

Works perfectly. As already mentioned by others, a whitelist or blacklist of sites would be greatly appreciated. Thanks to the author!

I finally figured out why this extension wasn't working for me: Your browser settings must be set to "remember" your browsing history. Eureka!

There is no way to change color in LibreWolf, because changing -moz-visitedhyperlink in it is blocked because of fingerprint resistance.

Problem solved. Unpacked the addon with the archiver, changed the line in mod.css content with:
`:visited, :visited * { color: -moz-visitedhyperlinktext !important;}`
To:
`:visited, :visited * { color: #7a7a7a !important;}`
Changed the manifest.json of the addon. Packed the addon. Turned off signature checking in your browser. Installed addon.

Works as expected and intended. So far so good

Deutsch:
Läuft wunderbar, auch mit Firefox 95
Einfach den Haken bei "Systemfarben verwenden" raus machen und es funktioniert wie gewohnt.

English
Runs wonderfully, even with Firefox 95
Simply uncheck "Use system colors" and it will work as usual.

Thank you! This extension is a life saver for those whose vision is not that great to see what web links you have already visited. This feature should be mandatory in all Internet Browsers.

Been using this for over a year with no problems even when Firefox updates. Very grateful to the developer for this free add-on! Windows 10 21H1 on Dell Optiplex 5060.

I never needed an add-on before, in over 15 years, to get FF to use my chosen colour for visited links. But my PC died and I did not have a backup for my Firefox settings (stupidy stupid) and on the new laptop where I had to set up FF friom scratch, the link colour just would not work. This add-on has made my chosen visited link colour work again. Thank you very much.

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