Linkclue Icons — Small, Fast & Useful
The first thing you might want to know about a link is what sort of content to expect from it. Linkclue icons help give you this information immediately.
These Linkclue icons show the favicon of the
link's website, and that the link will
open in another window or tab.
Linkclue icons appear when you move the mouse cursor over a link, sitting to the right of the link text. Each icon provides a little extra information about the link, such as the related site favicon, what kind of file it is if it's not a normal Web page, and if it's going to open in a new window or tab.
Interclue supports a large number of Linkclue icons, and you'll have a good selection in the free download. Here are some common examples:
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: internal or external link to a Web page without a favicon,
, , ...: links to Web sites with favicons
: the link gives an error
: clicking on this link performs a possibly risky action
: a dangerous link to a malware or phishing site
: link to an mP3 file
: link to a PDF file
: link to a YouTube video
If Interclue thinks that a link is part of a local navigation bar or similar feature that has lots of links close together, it will display small icons in an attempt to avoid obscuring other links nearby. You can disable this setting if you find it inconvenient.
For more details, take a look at the Linkclues reference.