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Highlights external links on websites with a calm, visually appealing style Mark External Links is a lightweight, user-friendly Chrome extension that enhances your browsing experience by highlighting external links with beautiful coral styling. ✨ KEY FEATURES: • Beautiful coral highlighting with modern design • Smart social media exclusions - no clutter on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc. • Real-time statistics showing external link counts • Easy toggle on/off with elegant popup interface • Dark mode support for comfortable night browsing • Zero performance impact - works seamlessly on all websites 🎯 HOW IT WORKS: When you visit any website, external links are automatically highlighted with a subtle coral glow, making them easy to identify. The extension intelligently excludes highlighting when you're on social media platforms to avoid visual clutter. 📊 SMART POPUP: Click the extension icon to see: • Total external links on current page • Number of highlighted links • Current site status and highlighting state • Easy toggle to enable/disable highlighting 🔒 PRIVACY FOCUSED: • No data collection or tracking • Works entirely offline • No network requests or analytics • Respects your privacy completely Perfect for researchers, content creators, web developers, and anyone who wants to quickly identify external links while browsing.
Aug 20, 2025
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