Microsoft Edge - Help With Underlined Hyperlinks On Certain Pages

Howdy! I checked around and have been told that Edge doesn't have a dedicated setting for underlining hyperlinks. But I almost know I've changed something, and on certain pages the hyperlinks are now underlined where they were not yesterday.

Below is a screenshot of my X profile page. See how the hashtags are underlined? And the web address and the Following/Followers? Those were not like that yesterday and it's driving me crazy! In Firefox, they're fine, no underlines.





Windows 11 Pro
24H2 26100.3915

Thanks for any ideas or help.
Mike

Oh, Edge Version 135.0.3179.98 (Official build) (64-bit)

i found this that maybe of help.

and this maybe of help.

best of luck, Steve ..

I can’t currently confirm if this is correct:

To disable underlined hyperlinks in Microsoft Edge, you'll need to use a browser extension to modify the browser's CSS. A popular extension like Stylus or similar can be used to apply a CSS rule that removes the underline from all links on any website. Specifically, the CSS rule a { text-decoration: none; !important; } can be added to the extension.

Current version: 1.2.4 — Updated 14 April 2025

XxXxX said:

i found this that maybe of help.

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and this maybe of help.

Enable or Disable High Visibility Outline in Microsoft Edge

This tutorial will show you how to turn on or off showing a high visibility outline around the area of focus on the page in Microsoft Edge for your account in Windows 10 and Windows 11. The Microsoft Edge web browser is based on Chromium and was released on January 15, 2020. It is compatible...

www.elevenforum.com

best of luck, Steve ..

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Thanks, that didn't do anything. Still looking.

antspants said:

I can’t currently confirm if this is correct:

To disable underlined hyperlinks in Microsoft Edge, you'll need to use a browser extension to modify the browser's CSS. A popular extension like Stylus or similar can be used to apply a CSS rule that removes the underline from all links on any website. Specifically, the CSS rule a { text-decoration: none; !important; } can be added to the extension.

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Yes, this is one answer I saw somewhere. Thanks.