The background colour for some parts of the webpages has changed making it hard to read.
I know and admit I stuffed up.
One day a long time ago I was prompted for my master password.
When I clicked in that area/field a requester popped up asking me to pick a colour. Confused I picked one - and a bad one I now see.
So now when certain parts of a web page are opened the background colour is this horrible colour and I can't really read what is there.
I don't understand what I did or HOW I did it.
This is a cropped example of the bad contrast I am seeing.
file:///home/me/Pictures/Screenshot%20from%202022-01-22%2010-09-48.png
As I said, I admit I stuffed up. But this seems to all have happened since that one time with the main password requester.
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Any text that is filled automatically by Firefox and isn't part of the page and you haven't typed it yourself gets this background like I posted above. You would have to disable "Remember search and form history" and clear currently saved form data.
Note that file:// URIs are local files on your computer and thus invisible for us. You need to click the Browse button under the Post a Reply form to attach this image.
- https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-create-screenshot-my-problem
- use a compressed image type like PNG or JPG to save the screenshot
Sorry, I thought I got the screen shots working.
I "took" the screen shot. (Ubuntu)
Originally I (habitually) dragged them into the text area and realised they wouldn't work.
So I went down to the "Add images" option and went through the motions.
Navigated to the screen shots and added (one at a time) and ..... that should work reading what is said in the link provided.
They are .png format.
Hi folks... "Me again".
As much as I thought I had fixed the problem with the wrong background colours..
The problem is kind of back.
Now when I get the requester I click on the selected name and firefox fills in the password.
But this is now what the screen looks like:
Ok, at that stage I don't need to read what's there, but it is a bit annoying.
Hi there,
Maybe my post here might be helpful for a solution to this: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1360389?page=2#answer-1479952
This explains a method for forcing Firefox to use a Light theme.