A plea: where are the links?

[Mason A. Clark]

For perhaps 80% of the web pages I view, I find it helpful if
not necessary to use a trick to reveal the links.

I use Opera and a button to shift it my own style sheet
which does nothing but blatantly color the links.

Sweeping the page with the mouse is a clumsy alternative.

PLEA: do not *conceal* your links. Make them somehow
obvious. Is this too much to ask?

Mason C

[Carolyn Marenger]

Mason A. Clark wrote:

For perhaps 80% of the web pages I view, I find it helpful if
not necessary to use a trick to reveal the links.

I use Opera and a button to shift it my own style sheet
which does nothing but blatantly color the links.

Sweeping the page with the mouse is a clumsy alternative.

PLEA: do not *conceal* your links. Make them somehow
obvious. Is this too much to ask?

Mason C

My browser is set to automatically display links with the standard blue
underlining. It overrides the website designers styling.

Caroyln

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[Neredbojias]

With neither quill nor qualm, Mason A. Clark quothed:

For perhaps 80% of the web pages I view, I find it helpful if
not necessary to use a trick to reveal the links.

I use Opera and a button to shift it my own style sheet
which does nothing but blatantly color the links.

Sweeping the page with the mouse is a clumsy alternative.

PLEA: do not *conceal* your links. Make them somehow
obvious. Is this too much to ask?

Probably, if the page maker is oblivious to the fact that the links are
hard to distinguish in the first place.

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Contrary to popular belief, it is believable.

[Jim Moe]

Mason A. Clark wrote:

PLEA: do not *conceal* your links. Make them somehow
obvious. Is this too much to ask?

Many deezyners enjoy letting their visitors play Easter Egg Hunt.

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