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Right click and bookmark-folder text color change

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Without mentioning the visually lackluster update of FF89, how do I go to change the background color of the right click menu and bookmark-folder?

Activating the light theme doesn't help since I want my custom colors on the toolbar/tabs through Firefox Color (https://color.firefox.com/). The color of the aforementioned items reverts immediately back to dark as soon as I pick any color.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Without mentioning the visually lackluster update of FF89, how do I go to change the background color of the right click menu and bookmark-folder? Activating the light theme doesn't help since I want my custom colors on the toolbar/tabs through Firefox Color (https://color.firefox.com/). The color of the aforementioned items reverts immediately back to dark as soon as I pick any color. Thanks in advance for the help!
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I have the same problem. I'm an older person with vision problems. I can much more clearly and easily see black text on a white background, but have a VERY difficult time seeing white text on black background. I hope they find a solution to change this, because I can't handle it much longer. I'll have to abandon FF for a different browser.