Open Bug 1973304 Opened 12 hours ago Updated 12 hours ago

The change of Colours settings to Contrast Control settings removed the possibility to set the default background colour.

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(Firefox :: Settings UI, defect)

Firefox 138
defect

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UNCONFIRMED

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(Reporter: seff, Unassigned)

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Steps to reproduce:

  • In a Firefox version up to 137 go to Colours settings, set grey as the default background colour and disable the checkbox "use system colours".
  • Open a webpage that does not specify a background colour in its attributes or styles. See its grey background.
  • Update Firefox to version 138 or later.
  • Open the same webpage that does not specify a background colour.

Actual results:

  • Webpages without background colour in its attributes or styles are displayed with a white background.
  • Since version 138, I cannot set Firefox’s default colours for website backgrounds. The option was removed.
  • On webpages that let the background be a user’s choice, it can't be chosen in Firefox any more.

Expected results:

  • The webpage should be displayed with the previously set default background colour, grey.
  • There should be an option to set a default background colour that only applies to webpages that do not specify a background colour.

Related config:

  • browser.display.background_color
  • browser.display.use_system_colors
  • browser.display.document_color_use

Reference:

Notes on the change:

  • What they did solved their problem and caused us another one as a consequence.
  • The default background colour setting was available since the beginning of Firefox, since Netscape.
  • This change left us only with the alternative to change the background of all pages, rather than just those that don't specify a background colour.
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