URL high lighting

[Thane K. Sherrington]

Is there a way to make the URL high lighting of the domain more obvious?  I find that most people can barely see the highlighting and I'd like to make it obvious (light bolder and red, for instance.) 

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Thane K. Sherrington

Computer Connection, Ltd. ...taking the mystery out of computers since 1982.
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95 College St.
Antigonish, NS
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[Mike Kaply]

I can't find a straightforward way to do that.

I would suggest opening a bug, since this seems like a good idea. It can get kind of lost depending on screen resolution and things like that.

Mike

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[Wes Kocher]

It's definitely possible using something like userChrome.css: https://www.userchrome.org/

Though that's admittedly a clunky solution that'd be hard to deploy across an organization, *and* I'm unsure what CSS you'd need for it to work in modern versions of Firefox. 

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