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in userchrome I have given #browser a border-radius value of 30px. This reveals another color underneath the browser.

I want to give this newly revealed part of fire-fox another color but I don't know the name ..... Can you help, please ??

#browser {
  /*background-color: $(color $(( RANDOM %  254 + 1 ))) !important;*/
    background-image: url(clouds.jpg) !important;
    box-shadow: 0 0 20px 20px #0000ff !important;
}
in userchrome I have given #browser a border-radius value of 30px. This reveals another color underneath the browser. I want to give this newly revealed part of fire-fox another color but I don't know the name ..... Can you help, please ?? <pre><nowiki> #browser { /*background-color: $(color $(( RANDOM % 254 + 1 ))) !important;*/ background-image: url(clouds.jpg) !important; box-shadow: 0 0 20px 20px #0000ff !important; }</nowiki></pre>

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If #browser isn't covering everything horizontally or vertically you see the root html element which has a selector of #main-window:

<html id="main-window">
    <html:body>
        <box>
            <toolbox id="navigator-toolbox"> <= This is the toolbar area
        <hbox id="browser"> <= This is the tab content area
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