A little cocktail of links today, based on a few things that have interested me recently. The odd photo of fruit was meaning fruit cocktail, and link cocktail. A tenuous link, but I liked the photo. :)

These tips include a NoFollow/DoFollow indicator tool for Firefox, news about context-advertising in PDF documents, issues with Google and Feedburner transfers, how to forge your earnings without using photoshop (and why you shouldn’t trust ‘proof’ of earnings), plus a few other resources from blogs I read regularly.

A simple and lightweight tool for firefox highlights links with red if they are no-follow, and blue if they are do-follow. Basically it’s a do-follow link detector, available as a firefox add-on. I found it via Shanker Bakshi’s site when he linked to me for being on the do-follow list.

Dan Scocco at Daily Blog Tips mentions some issues users have been having when migrating Feedburner feeds to Google. Issues include long downtimes, manual transfers and issues with lost data.

Sparkplugging CEO links to a funny video of how you can completely falsify your clickbank earnings using a simple one-liner javascript snippet in the location bar of the browser.

Some interesting news about work being done by Yahoo and Adobe with adding adverts to PDF documents. Essentially the adverts are context-sensitive and interesting aspects in terms of limiting the document to only being readable when connected to the internet. Dangerous territory in my opinion.

Some other articles I liked: