#underlined words

[vineyardsaturn]

I find it emaculately beautiful how you can tell so much about a person by just the residue of them having read a book. The soft notes, the highlighted lines that made them stop and reread, the folds that made them think. I just think books are just as much about the readers as it is about the writer.

[nerdgirlbooks]

Hello readers!

On my reviews, if you click any underline words they will take you to cool places such as authors profiles, old reviews relevant to current posts or the profile of the book featured. :P

[imortalis]

Getting rid of text enhance and what to do if it doesn't show up in your add-ons list on firefox

Ever notice those shitty little random underlined words? And then clicking on it leads you to an ad? or hovering over it does?

Its called 'Text enhance' and sometimes it can go unisted in your add-ons.

It can also go by: Better links

If you're using firefox and you've tried everything to find it, disable the latest shockwave in your add-ons (for me, I disabled 11.5) and it solved the issue. This has worked for most of the people using firefox and its easier than downloading a new program.

Its easier to forego shockwave, but that's just my opinion. From what I understand (from what I've read in the firefox support threads) Text-enhance attaches to other free applications without anyone noticing and appeared with one of the latest updates.