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==UI== | ==UI== | ||
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"Tools → Options → Content / Fonts & Colors → Colors... → Text and Background → Background" (''Firefox 2 and 1.5'') | |||
===SeaMonkey=== | ===SeaMonkey=== | ||
“Edit → Preferences → Appearance → Colors → Text and Background → Background” | |||
==First checked in== | ==First checked in== | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 18 February 2007
Background
When web pages don’t explicitly set their background color, Mozilla consults this preference for the color to use instead. Additionally, users can force web pages to use this color as the background color.
This preference was formerly named browser.background_color.
Possible values and their effects
A hex color value determining the default background color. Default is #000000.
Caveats
- browser.display.use_system_colors must be false for this preference to have an effect.
UI
Firefox
"Tools → Options → Content / Fonts & Colors → Colors... → Text and Background → Background" (Firefox 2 and 1.5)
SeaMonkey
“Edit → Preferences → Appearance → Colors → Text and Background → Background”
First checked in
Has an effect in
- Mozilla Suite (all versions since M16)
- Mozilla Firefox (all versions)
- SeaMonkey (all versions)
- Camino (all versions)
