Regards

a[rel~=nofollow] {background-color:#ffc8c8 !important;border:1px dashed #b22222 !important;}

Works for images too although 2px height off compared to FF but that might just be a safari/ff difference anyway. Didn't add the [code] either; guess that was just for descriptive purposes?

Thanks for the Safari CSS - just what I was after! Does anyone else know of any other SEO plugins for Safari?

In response to a couple of people's comments: I've heard so many people complaining about Firefox's instability and lack of speed recently. In fact, I was one of them until mid February; In my frustration I posted on the Mozillazine.org forum and my faith in FF was restored shortly afterwards.

If you use plugins not built by the people who built FFox can you expect solid performance from FFox?
I went here (http://kb.mozillazine.org/Creating_a_new_Firefox_profile_on_Windows) and created a new user profile that I use just for browsing the web - FF's never crashed on me since, on either profile. I use the original FF skin for both my SEO and normal browsing profiles, again - anything not built by FF developers can't be expected to have zero effect on FF's performance themes included.

Thanks for such an informative site Joost.

ziz

a[rel~=nofollow] {background-color:#fff !important;border:none !important;}
a[rel~=nofollow] img {border:none !important;}

Now before everyone gets their panties in a bunch over people starting to use this (surely I'm not the first to think of this!), there is a really good reason to add this imo and that's design. I've seen navigations that hang together to the last pixel. Throwing a pink background and border at nofollows like the searchstatus addon in FF does, screws with that big time.

Of course if you're doing it to fool link buyers, be prepared to also suffer the consequences of fooling Google manual reviewers who come and check out your site based on reports filed. I'm sure those reviewers use tools like this rather than sifting through code!!

Some weeks ago I had to find that most nofollow bookmarklets don't work with such combinations of "external" and "nofollow" so I made one that does:
http://www.interessante-zeiten.de/goodies/a-slightly-better-nofollow-bookmarklet
It's the link that says »nofollow?« (page is in german).