Hi Hans, I have the following source, which tries to resemble three kinds of links: \setupinteraction[state=start, style=, focus=standard] \def\inone#1{% \start\setupinteraction[color=darkgreen]% \enabledirectives[references.border=darkgreen]% \goto{#1}[url(#1)]\stop} \def\intwo#1{% \start\setupinteraction[color=darkred]% \enabledirectives[references.border=darkred]% \goto{#1}[url(#1)]\stop} \def\inthree#1{% \start\setupinteraction[color=darkblue]% \enabledirectives[references.border=darkblue]% \goto{#1}[url(#1)]\stop} \starttext \startTEXpage[offset=1dk, align=middle] \inone{one}\blank \intwo{two}\blank \inthree{three}\blank \stopTEXpage \chapter[one]{First chapter} \chapter[two]{Second chapter} \chapter[three]{Second chapter} \stoptext I see that the directive for link borders only allows one color for links per document. In my real-world documents, I need to make three different border links: for destinations inside the document (/GoTo), for destinations in other documents (/GoToR or /GoToE) and for external destinations (/URI). With the current document I write now, I have over a hundred links in twenty pages. Being able to visually distinguish each link helps interaction with the document (reading or even writing it). Would it be possible that \setupinteraction could have a bordercolor key, such as the color one? Many thanks for your help, Pablo