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How to Customize Link Colors on Websites

Customizing link colors helps you easily distinguish between regular and visited links, making web navigation clearer and more accessible.

Step 1: Open Helperbird

Click the Helperbird owl icon in your browser toolbar to open the main dashboard.

Step 2: Go to Reading Options

In the list of tools, find Reading Options and click the open icon next to it.

Step 3: Customize Link Colors

In the Reading Options panel:

  1. Go to the Colors tab.
  2. Toggle Links on.
  3. Choose a color from the palette for regular links.
  4. Scroll to the Visited section and select a different color for visited links.

Tip: Pick contrasting colors to easily tell which links you've already visited.

Video Tutorial

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If you run into issues or want to learn more about Helperbird's reading tools, visit our Help Center or reach out to our support team. We're always happy to help make reading easier.

"After using Helperbird I can't say enough positive things about it. This extension has truly transformed my online reading experience. Whether it's adjusting font sizes, reducing eye strain with the gray filter, or using the dyslexia-friendly fonts, Helperbird offers a range of features that cater to individual preferences and needs. The customizable color options and text alignment have also been incredibly helpful for personalizing my browsing. And the speed reading feature? It's a game-changer! Overall, Helperbird is a versatile, user-friendly tool that enhances accessibility and makes online reading a breeze. Highly recommended!"

Charlie Nishelle Calkins
Helperbird Pro user
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