The script works except for domains of type .com.au or .co.uk.

Bug: Doesn't work with RTL languages \ pages.

check out this page:
http://t2.technion.ac.il/~shynahum/links.html
The link to BugMeNot is partially covered by the off-site icon.

Other than that, this script great and useful. Thanks!

You know what would be cool. If the script checked to see if the link was to open in a new window or in the same window, providing a slightly different image for each case. Like for links that go off-site but open in the same window it could be the image you have now, and then for off-site links that open in a new window you could possibly use a green version of the same image. This way we could easily tell the difference between the two different types of links.

That's just an idea I had recently, so I figured I'd throw it your way. By the way, I still think that subdomains shouldn't be labeled as off-site. I know I'm nagging on the issue, but it would really cut down on the amount of false positives your script gives out (which for me is usually 100+ a day).

Ah, I found another bug, although it's only a minor one. If you go to a website and don't precede the address with www., any links that go to pages on the site that use the www. will be marked as off site. So let's say you go to http://somesite.com and there is a link on the website that leads to http://www.somesite.com/page1.html, it will be marked as an off site link. I assume this would also occur if the opposite were to happen (go to the site with the www. typed in and encounter a link without it).

Well, the problem with subdomains is that they are sometimes used on free webhosting sites to differentiate between the different sites that are hosted there. In my opinion though, it's far more common for a subdomain to be a part of the site rather than being for a completely separate site. I could be wrong though, but it might be something you could look into or ask about somewhere.

I can use the script on most sites now, although on sites such as http://www.gamestop.com it marks a few links incorrectly as being a different site (because they are a subdomain). That's only a minor nuisance though.

Hmm... I found another problem with it. If a link points to a subdomain it also labels it as off site, which would be completely incorrect in most cases. It makes sites such as http://deviantart.com look really weird. Since a lot of the sites I visit use subdomains, I'll have to (sadly) disable this script until the problems mentioned here and in my other post are fixed. Good luck on them, and I look forward to when I can use this script again!

Pretty good script, and something that I have been wanting for awhile. The only flaw with this script is it labels ALL javascript links as being off site links, when usually this will prove to be incorrect. Just try it out on this site and you'll see what I mean. If you could fix that problem then this script would be flawless (at least as far as I can see right now.) Thanks :D