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White background in transparent images even with grey background

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Dei
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I have the newest firefox (I just downloaded the newest one to try and solve this problem) and images that have transparency or transparent backgrounds keep showing transparency as a white background. I have the default background color of firefox grey so it's not cause the background is white on the whole page. It's just on the image. It's really ticking me off. All my plugins are up to date too.

I have the newest firefox (I just downloaded the newest one to try and solve this problem) and images that have transparency or transparent backgrounds keep showing transparency as a white background. I have the default background color of firefox grey so it's not cause the background is white on the whole page. It's just on the image. It's really ticking me off. All my plugins are up to date too.

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cor-el
cor-el
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That is a change that is made to restore how transparent images looked before the change was made to apply a background color.

Dei
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Thank you! That was extremely helpful. <3 I appreciate it. =D

LouCypher
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You might also want to try Standalone Image Background and Transparency userscript for Greasemonkey and Scriptish extensions.

Modified by LouCypher