I can style visited links with a:visited
. I want to the same for links to pages I have in my browser favorites.
I wonder if Firefox has a pseudo-class for that.
Then I could style them with the addon "Stylish".
I can style visited links with a:visited
. I want to the same for links to pages I have in my browser favorites.
I wonder if Firefox has a pseudo-class for that.
Then I could style them with the addon "Stylish".
There's a good reason this doesn't exist: It can be used in conjunction with getComputedStyle
to invade your privacy (using javascript to report what you may have bookmarked).
This was also a problem with the :visited
selector and Mozilla rectified it:
http://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/03/privacy-related-changes-coming-to-css-vistited/
I suppose they could do the same for :bookmarked
or something, but as of now this doesn't exist.
I could not find anything in this list of Mozilla-specific CSS extensions that does what you want, so most likely there isn't such a pseudo-class.
There is definitely no such pseudo-class in standard CSS, though, but I think you already know that since you're asking specifically about a Firefox extension.