Gmail now supports rich text in its signatures. And that's not the only important update to Gmail signatures this week.

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Tired of your bland plain text Gmail signature? Want to spice it up with your company logo and some bold formatting? Google has done you right — now Gmail signatures support rich text format ...

As of today you can use a rich text signature in Gmail, meaning that you can add links and images to it, as well as change the text's format, font and color.

Gmail Signatures is an experimental add-on, and as such you must be registered with Mozilla's Firefox add-ons site to download it.