You can still change the color of followed links with IE 10 using your own CSS (specified in Tools, Options Accessibility). But it’s a global setting, in other words, every followed link will be affected.

Just create a text file in your Documents folder and paste something similar to this -



Rename the file to my.css and point to it in the options above. Make sure you place a check mark in the "Format Documents using my style sheet" box)

Chief, you mentioned that the links are highlighted (boxed) when you return to the GB page - when you follow a link does it open in a new tab? Or, does it replace the current page?

By the way, the above mentioned trick will not work well here at Game Boomers, but should work just fine on most pages. Try it on a Google search if you want to see it work.

Inland, it replaces the current page.

I checked to be sure, using Firefox.

And I'm sure that it did the same with IE9.

Chief

That would indicate you've got tabbed browsing turned off. I tried that, and all links open in a new window. Normally for that to happen you have to code it in the HTML as: window.open("some_page", "_self");

I'm not sure why that's happing for you - maybe the Web Master can answer that one. Like I said, it's been years since I've done serious Web design.

Chief,

As to color on Free Games Galore, can you reload the page and try to see if that is what you want.

MaG, with IE10, at Galore, after clicking on a game to see it and come back at Galore, I see that the title of the game is darker, but not by much.

If I didn't know what to look for, I would probably have not see it.

I checked other sections and got the same small difference.

Chief

EDIT: and all of this for trying to keep up with a new technology. Can't stop progress.

Thanks for testing Chief.