Provide distinctive red coloring for visited links, Google is the worst offender and some of the Mozilla and MozillaZine sites do not provide adequate visual distinction between visited and unvisited links.
To color visited links red for all web pages see Red:visited -- Mark visited links Red (*DM) (17357).
For some additional effects involving red dashed outline around links when hovering, green dashed borders around no-follow links, and cross-hair cursor for links that open in a new tab/window see No Follow links, mouseover id of other links (DM*) (10987).
Have simply incorporated "red:" bookmarklet as a style for specific domains. The bookmarklet version can be obtained
at http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/lessons/intro/k.html look for "red: Visited links to RED for visibility" and give the bookmarklet a keyword of "red:". The bookmarklet can be used on sites as they come up and you can easily add such sites to your style. Making no attempt to restore underscoring of links, adding red boxes around images, or changing the background with some transparency. There were a few sites that I normally view that would not allow me to change the visited link color so left them out. You could use the "ReadEasily" extension or turn off styling for such sites.
Content that could be used to make both types of links look more conventional. The hover background color change might help with an occasional link which would otherwise be blue on blue as in proposed changes to addons site which has at least one link on each page intended to show as white on blue.
a, .fl {color: #0000CC !important; text-decoration: underline !important;}
a:hover {background:white;-moz-opacity:.10;opacity:.90;}
a:visited, .fl:visited { color: #CC0000 !important }
Have added reddish highlighting for Google search results with "This site may harm your computer.". Firefox itself should prevent you from accessing such sites identified by stopbadware.org as both Mozilla, Google, and several others are partners. Make sure that your Firefox Tools, Options, Security has "Block reported attack sites", which is the default, you might do the same for phishing sites as well. If you have "Customize Google" extension and choose to show web favicons, the favicon changes to a white exclamation point on a red sphere as a warning on such sites, but the favicons disappear if you are signed into Google, so this change should show when you are getting a lot of malware search hits. [this portion of code based on Google - Compact and Keyword-Highlight（优化加关键字高亮） (16887)]
When updates are noted for userstyles.org it only applies to an update within userstyles.org, but if you see customized (probably seen only in the old version of Stylish and depending on how you check for updates) then you had made modifications to your copy.
If you are in the habit of modifying a style, you may have added your own additional unruly sites and would want to compare your version as old to the new version of this style with something like "Quick Diff Online Tool" at http://www.quickdiff.com/index.php using copy and paste and choose the inline comparison.
Updates: since 2009-04-08
2009-05-21 include mozillazine, and several more sites, including blogs.
2009-09-07 extra highlighting for Google's warning "This site may harm your computer."
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