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>ah I've set my UI to always use my colors :D white over black background How do you specify that? Are you using Stylish or something?
by cfjgvjh 9y ago
>ah I've set my UI to always use my colors :D white over black background
How do you specify that? Are you using Stylish or something?
- bzbarsky 9y agoIn Firefox 53: Go to Preferences ("Options" on Windows), select the "Content" section, click the "Colors..." button, and change the "Override the colors specified by the page with your selections above" dropdown to "Always". In current nightly: Go to Preferences/Options, select the "General" section, scroll down to the "Colors..." button in the "Fonts & Colors" part, then as above.
- unexistance 9y agoexactly but I also changed the below in about:config * browser.display.background_color * browser.display.foreground_color
- bzbarsky 9y agoNote that there is UI for changing them in that "Colors..." section in preferences.
- unexistance 9y agoduly noted I just find it faster to use keyboard instead of mouse :D
- bigbugbag 9y agoIs there an equivalent option in firefox prior to version 52 ? I'm forever stuck to firefox before version 52 because 52 is the release that dropped support for having sound in the browser with no intent of going back.
- bzbarsky 9y agoThe dropdown that's in 53 has been there since Firefox 37. Before Firefox 37 it was just a "Allow pages to choose their own colors" checkbox (which you could uncheck). _That_ UI goes back to at least Firefox 3.5. Likely earlier (I'm pretty sure it was in 1.0 as well), but I don't have anything older than that on hand at the moment. On a separate note, I assume your "having sound" thing refers specifically to Linux and even more specifically to Linux systems without PulseAudio, right? Characterizing that as a blanket "dropped support for having sound" is at bit disingenuous.