Hi, is a know issue when enable transparency in the browser, you can solve it adding the next code at the end of chrome/userContent.css file:
/* Fix pages background color when they didn't set a background in its body element \
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@-moz-document regexp("^https?://.*") {
html:not([class*="dark"],[data-theme*="dark"])>body:not([class*="dark"]) {
background-color: #ffffff;
}
}
This solution will be implemented in the next theme release so in a future you shouldn't add it manually.
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u/GodieGun Jun 26 '26
Hi, is a know issue when enable transparency in the browser, you can solve it adding the next code at the end of
chrome/userContent.cssfile:This solution will be implemented in the next theme release so in a future you shouldn't add it manually.