That got fixed. Recently, I noticed visited links weren't changing color on many sites & much more so, if they were links on the same domain.
I looked around & the old "a:visited {color: #C506FC } still didn't make most sites change.
I started wondering if another issue came up where Mozilla thinks it's not a good idea.
After a LOT of looking came across https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... S/:visited
I don't know when this article was last updated, but some of the links on the above page to others about "privacy & the :visited selector" are 20 yrs old. So dunno what to think.
Per the main article, I found visited links did change colors, WHEN you 1st used something like
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a {
/* Specify non-transparent defaults to certain properties,
allowing them to be styled with the :visited state */
background-color: white;
border: 1px solid white;
}
:visited {
color: #c506fc !important;
}It also made visited links change, whether on the same domain or external sites.
Note: for a long time, I didn't have to set the background color for links, for visited links to change color, pretty much everywhere. Most of the time was using Linux.
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a { background-color...The article mentions only certain properties in the :visited pseudo class can be modified, and how. But again, some info the article links to is 20+ yrs old.
