Have you been searching for a way to easily find no and do follow links on a page? Well I’ve been using a tool calle NoDoFollow for a while and never thought to blog about it. Once you’ve installed the plugin and restarted Firefox, you can right mouse click on the page you’re viewing, and tick the NoDoFollow option to activate the plugin. This plugin was programmed by Zachary Fox, and he graciously gives it away for free. So how does it work? Once you activate the plugin, you’ll now see red and blue highlighted links. Red means the link is no follow, and the blue means the links is do follow. Simple and easy! Download the plugin.
NoDoFollow Firefox Plugin
August 21 | Link Building | Ryan Clark
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thanx for this post.
thanx for this post
thanx for this great information.
Thanks this is the best plugin ever :)
Sure took me a long time, but I finally found this useful tool! Wasn't sure what color the link would be if it was a no follow, but now I know it's red. Thanks for that information.
Hello
I had this plugin all the time. It worked very well. But over night it just stopped working. I updated everything, but it doesn't mark links any longer. I use Firefox 3.6.3 and plugin version 1.2. Can anyone help me? Is there maybe another plugin like this?
Still working for me on Win/Latest Firefox.
Nice tool………!!!!
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Thanks for your info
This one is usefull. I use it every day.
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its not supporting firefox 4
Ya I am using that one
Awesome – thank you.
I’m bummed. I’m using firefox 7 and it’s not working
It’s not working with firefox 8. Too bad
why firefox doesn’t support google toolbar
not working with Firefox 8 :(
great plugin easy to differentiate b/w nofollow and dofollow links with this
its amazing,,i never knew about it
Thank you for the brief explanation, i was looking for the difference between red and blue highlight which was not describe in the firefox addons page.