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Making an html site linked to a .js file containing the following code (DOM)does not apply user input color to page in Firefox but does in Edge

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Making an html site linked to a .js file containing the following js code does not apply user input color to page in Firefox but does in Edge: 

  var useColor = prompt("What is your favorite color?");
  document.bgColor = useColor;

note: the prompt appears and accepts input. After input the document.bgColor DOM function does not work in colorizing the background

Making an html site linked to a .js file containing the following js code does not apply user input color to page in Firefox but does in Edge: var useColor = prompt("What is your favorite color?"); document.bgColor = useColor; note: the prompt appears and accepts input. After input the document.bgColor DOM function does not work in colorizing the background

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That property is non-standard. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/Document/bgColor

Tried this? 

  var useColor = prompt("What is your favorite color?");
  document.body.style.backgroundColor = useColor;