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hey a problem that i once came across when i was using latex was that when i put a link to a website for example and i compiled the document as you can see um it produces this quite ugly looking box around the link now sometimes this box comes out blue sometimes it comes out red but it does come out and it comes out in the main um pdf that you create from latex and i always thought this looks a bit ugly although i do understand that it serves a use to show the user where the link is but sometimes especially when itamp;#39;s obvious that thereamp;#39;s a link just because it says literally https google.co.uk um sometimes you can do away with that box or at least change it to a slightly nicer looking interface like just underlined or something like that so iamp;#39;m just going to show you how to get rid of that box itamp;#39;s actually quite a simple itamp;#39;s actually quite a simple command all you do is when youamp;#39;re using hyper ref and you know use package hyper f you ju