"NoFollow" is a Firefox extension that outlines no-follow, ugc, sponsored, do-follow, and external links on webpages. It also detects "no-index" tags and robot meta tags specific to popular search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, and Ask. Users can customize CSS styles, filter websites, and get an info-box displaying meta-tags related to different bots. It also provides disable or enable functionality for specific websites and is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Opera.
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★ outlines nofollow links (nofollow, ugc, sponsored)
★ outlines "dofollow" links
★ outlines external links
★ supports search engine specific robot meta tags: googlebot (Google), bingbot (Bing), slurp (Yahoo), msnbot (Bing), and teoma (Ask)
★ outlines <noindex> HTML tags (used by Russian search engines Yandex and Rambler)
★ customize with your own CSS styles for outlining
★ ability to disable or enable extension for defined websites
★ info box (shows meta tags for following bots: googlebot, slurp, bingbot, msnbot, and teoma)
★ extension is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Opera
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Pros
Highlights do follow and no follow links
Very useful for checking nofollow backlinks
Responsive author to issues
Cons
Creates an invisible popup window which sometimes prevents tabs from closing
Does not save options, requiring reconfiguration after restart
Most mentioned
Useful for identifying nofollow links
Issues with tab closing due to an invisible popup
Doesn't save settings after restart
Recent reviews
It creates some sort of invisible popup window which sometimes prevents the Fireforx tabs from being closed. It does not happen always and I had hard time figuring this out.
If you click the close button of a tab a toolwindow close button appears over the Firefox main window close button and the tab close action is prevented - it is how I found this out.
I like it overall, but that is unacceptable.