Hi - I use a screen magnification program due to low vision. I have it set at 2x or 2.5x normal screen size. So - for me to see the whole computer screen I need to pan via mouse. For me to see a link target in the status bar (of a link at the top of a web page) - I need to turn my magnification to normal (1x), and then squint at the status bar. That was a long way of saying that the screen can't be showing the top of the web page where the link hovering takes place - and at the same time whow the bottom of the web page, where the status bar is. So - this type of add on is extremely useful for me. Can it be set up so I can get the script showing the link with a white foreground (vs. beige) and black letters (in bold) for better contrast? Maybe increase the size of the font? I would be happy to email off-userscripts, however, I could not find a link with the script writer's email address. Maybe this was purposeful. Thank you <p>Hi -</p> <p>I use a screen magnification program due to low vision. I have it set at 2x or 2.5x normal screen size. <br />So - for me to see the whole computer screen I need to pan via mouse.</p> <p>For me to see a link target in the status bar (of a link at the top of a web page) - I need to turn my magnification to normal (1x), and then squint at the status bar. That was a long way of saying that the screen can't be showing the top of the web page where the link hovering takes place - and at the same time whow the bottom of the web page, where the status bar is.</p> <p>So - this type of add on is extremely useful for me. <br />Can it be set up so I can get the script showing the link with a white foreground (vs. beige) and black letters (in bold) for better contrast? Maybe increase the size of the font?</p> <p>I would be happy to email off-userscripts, however, I could not find a link with the script writer's email address. Maybe this was purposeful.</p> <p>Thank you</p> 2008-11-20T20:00:35Z 30002 Script 79255 18051 2008-11-20T20:00:35Z 2036