Google Chrome links now appear as crossed out not underlined why?












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Since Sunday when I use Google Chrome links now appear as crossed out not underlined why? They still function but I have no clue how this has happened or how to change it back. Is not problem when I use Firefox.



Can anyone help?






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    Have you installed any extension that day?
    – slhck
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:48






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    Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
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    Jun 22 '11 at 14:49










  • @kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
    – Iszi
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:38












  • @Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
    – kalaracey
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:39


















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Since Sunday when I use Google Chrome links now appear as crossed out not underlined why? They still function but I have no clue how this has happened or how to change it back. Is not problem when I use Firefox.



Can anyone help?






google-chrome appearance







share|improve this question




















  • 1




    Have you installed any extension that day?
    – slhck
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:48






  • 1




    Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
    – Darth Android
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:49










  • @kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
    – Iszi
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:38












  • @Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
    – kalaracey
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:39
















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Since Sunday when I use Google Chrome links now appear as crossed out not underlined why? They still function but I have no clue how this has happened or how to change it back. Is not problem when I use Firefox.



Can anyone help?






google-chrome appearance







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Since Sunday when I use Google Chrome links now appear as crossed out not underlined why? They still function but I have no clue how this has happened or how to change it back. Is not problem when I use Firefox.



Can anyone help?






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    Have you installed any extension that day?
    – slhck
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:48






  • 1




    Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
    – Darth Android
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:49










  • @kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
    – Iszi
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:38












  • @Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
    – kalaracey
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:39
















  • 1




    Have you installed any extension that day?
    – slhck
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:48






  • 1




    Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
    – Darth Android
    Jun 22 '11 at 14:49










  • @kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
    – Iszi
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:38












  • @Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
    – kalaracey
    Jun 22 '11 at 15:39










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Have you installed any extension that day?
– slhck
Jun 22 '11 at 14:48




Have you installed any extension that day?
– slhck
Jun 22 '11 at 14:48




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1




Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
– Darth Android
Jun 22 '11 at 14:49




Are you loading any custom stylesheets?
– Darth Android
Jun 22 '11 at 14:49












@kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
– Iszi
Jun 22 '11 at 15:38






@kalaracey - Since Chrome auto-updates with zero user interaction, I'm not sure it's really fair to ask if someone updated chrome on a given day. The rest of the questions are good, though.
– Iszi
Jun 22 '11 at 15:38














@Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
– kalaracey
Jun 22 '11 at 15:39






@Iszi that's true. I was thinking of firefox. But I think I figured out the problem -- see my answer. I'll remove my comment.
– kalaracey
Jun 22 '11 at 15:39












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I think it is caused by an add-on called "SeoQuake"
When the SeoQuake's dropdown menu is opened, and the "Highlight NoFollow" option is toggled on (i.e., there is a checkmark next to it) all of the links are displayed as "strikethrough" instead of "underline". Deselecting this option, then refreshing / restarting Chrome should do the trick.






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    I think it is caused by an add-on called "SeoQuake"
    When the SeoQuake's dropdown menu is opened, and the "Highlight NoFollow" option is toggled on (i.e., there is a checkmark next to it) all of the links are displayed as "strikethrough" instead of "underline". Deselecting this option, then refreshing / restarting Chrome should do the trick.






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      I think it is caused by an add-on called "SeoQuake"
      When the SeoQuake's dropdown menu is opened, and the "Highlight NoFollow" option is toggled on (i.e., there is a checkmark next to it) all of the links are displayed as "strikethrough" instead of "underline". Deselecting this option, then refreshing / restarting Chrome should do the trick.






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        I think it is caused by an add-on called "SeoQuake"
        When the SeoQuake's dropdown menu is opened, and the "Highlight NoFollow" option is toggled on (i.e., there is a checkmark next to it) all of the links are displayed as "strikethrough" instead of "underline". Deselecting this option, then refreshing / restarting Chrome should do the trick.






        share|improve this answer












        I think it is caused by an add-on called "SeoQuake"
        When the SeoQuake's dropdown menu is opened, and the "Highlight NoFollow" option is toggled on (i.e., there is a checkmark next to it) all of the links are displayed as "strikethrough" instead of "underline". Deselecting this option, then refreshing / restarting Chrome should do the trick.







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