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Checking Do-follow using Moz Bar
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Does anyone know how to check if a link is a do-follow or no-follow using the Moz bar?
I believe there's a function that highlights and color codes the link so as to tell? Can't seem to turn this function on in my Moz Bar settings. Am I missing something completely obvious?
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Happy to help!
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Thanks Prestashop and Jennita. That's crystal clear now!
Much appreciated.
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I took a screenshot of both the Chrome (new) and Firefox (update is coming soon) toolbars to show you where you can find this option in both. Hope this helps!
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If you are using the new bar, on the left hand side click the marker next to the page with the magnifying glass. From there you can highlight links.
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