Safari Underlining

Greetings,

To remove underlines from links in Safari, you can use TextEdit to create your own CSS file with these entries (quit Safari first):

a:link { text-decoration: none !important; }
a:hover { text-decoration: none !important; }
a:active { text-decoration: none !important; }
a:visited { text-decoration: none !important; }

Save the file with the name no_underlines.css or something else of your choosing. Put the file in your User account folder: ~/Library/Safari (also known as Home/Library/Safari).

Then, in Safarr's Preferences > Advanced section for Stylesheet, navigate to and choose the no_underlines.css file. Restart Safari and your changes will be in effect.

What's unclear about the location for the CSS file? If you were going to use Firefox anyway, then why ask about that option for Safari?

Thanks for the tip. Took me a few minutes, but got it to work. My problem was that textedit saves in rtf format, which adds a few lines of text, even after changing the extension.

I did it in notepad on a pc then copied it to my mac.

Kudos

TextEdit only saves in RTF format if that's what you have set in Preferences; you should change that to Plain Text. And if you've created a plain text document in TextEdit, you can change it to RTF using the Format > Make Rich Text menu command, or ⇧⌘T (Shift-Command-T).