Excellent. I was using userContent etc, but it stopped working ?? visited link enabler would not work, but visited-color-picker works, even on Google search pages, woohoo!

works using Yandex Search results.

Superb! Opens every link (lnk) everywhere even browsing through Firefox’s add-ons pages.
I’ve set my browser to automatically clear history, cookies/site data, cached files/pages and saved form info.

In the past I’ve tried every suggestion on the Web, Firefox Preferences, other similar add-ons, modifying the registry, CSS scripts, about:config, etc, etc all to no avail.

Easy to use. The creator might want to include how to clear it should that be necessary. Every day I go into my Firefox settings first thing (before opening any tabs) and clear my History and nothing else i.e. cookies, cache, forms, etc. Also, the fact I can change the link color is very helpful. Really nice add-on that I've been looking for for a really long time.

Does what is says. Thank you for this.

Yay! It works! This is an extension that does just one thing, but does it well.

All I wanted to do was change the color of visited links, because Firefox's default purple is, to me, almost indistinguishable from the blue of unvisited links. Changed the color easily and immediately (pink!) and it stays that color.

Works as described. A whitelist of sites for this add-on to apply user's color choice would be a great feature.

I noticed one reviewer did not discover the visited link color for this add-on is set in Firefox Preferences/General/Fonts and Colors/Colors. Another reviewer didn't understand that "Over-ride page colors" has to be set to "Always" to force user color choices; this add-on forces only the visited link color to always be over-ridden, which IMO is much better.

Terriffic!!

This is the only extension that actually works. LinkEnabler, does not work. But we should not even have an extension to get the basic Firefox to do this. In options-General-Language and Appearance-Colors, It has a place to pick a color for Visited Links. But it has never worked in FF. We have to have this add-on to make it work.