Is there a way to do this with user CSS on Firefox?
The content has to have full opacity. So setting opacity through the compositor or the opacity CSS property does not count.
Is there a way to do this with user CSS on Firefox?
The content has to have full opacity. So setting opacity through the compositor or the opacity CSS property does not count.
You’re right about the background. That was me going catch-all while testing. I’ll set background-color only for a while and observe how that works.
I assumed background-color would be inherited when marked
!importantsince I haven’t seen that noted anywhere on MDN or similar.