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How can I disable the white image background on Transparent PNGs? (After Firefox 15)

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Hello.

I understand that after the Firefox 15 update, transparent images have been given a white background (like in older versions). I personally prefer the dark-grey background. Is there any way to disable the image's background?

Please see this image: http://i.imgur.com/0suFk.png

Perhaps using the about:config module there is an option where I may disable the white background? Thanks.

Hello. I understand that after the Firefox 15 update, transparent images have been given a white background (like in older versions). I personally prefer the dark-grey background. Is there any way to disable the image's background? Please see this image: http://i.imgur.com/0suFk.png Perhaps using the about:config module there is an option where I may disable the white background? Thanks.

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I think you would need to create a custom style rule for this change. I don't know the most selective approach, but this works and you could watch for side effects.

(1) Install the Stylish extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/stylish/

(2) After restarting Firefox, click the Stylish "S" icon on the Add-on bar > Write new style > Blank Style

(If you do not usually display the Add-on bar, press Ctrl+/ to display it. If the "S" icon is not there, drag it from the Customize dialog, which you can show using Alt+v > Toolbars > Customize)

(3) In the editor, paste this:


@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); body > img.decoded{ background-color: transparent !important; }

(4) Give it a name, and click Save.

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Solución elegida

I think you would need to create a custom style rule for this change. I don't know the most selective approach, but this works and you could watch for side effects.

(1) Install the Stylish extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/stylish/

(2) After restarting Firefox, click the Stylish "S" icon on the Add-on bar > Write new style > Blank Style

(If you do not usually display the Add-on bar, press Ctrl+/ to display it. If the "S" icon is not there, drag it from the Customize dialog, which you can show using Alt+v > Toolbars > Customize)

(3) In the editor, paste this:


@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml); body > img.decoded{ background-color: transparent !important; }

(4) Give it a name, and click Save.

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The OP is right, there has got to be a way to change this is the about:config module.

I want to remove the white background also, and I don't want to install and add-on just to do that.

Can we get some pros on this asap please :D

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Hi greyhood, you can add custom style rules to userContent.css and userChrome.css if you don't want to use the Stylish add-on.

I will let a pro explain how to do it. ;-)

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haha i knew saying the word pro was going to stir the pot a little bit, that's what i said it :D

anyway, i appreciate your support for the alternative method, just waiting for a non-add-on fix

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You can also experiment with code like this in the userContent.css file.

html > body > img:only-child {
 background-color: #FFF !important;
 box-shadow: none !important;
 margin: auto !important;
}
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Thanks for your feedback. I made a restartless add-on that will revert the behavior of standalone images to be rendered against the grey background.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/transparent-standalone-imag/

You can install this add-on and then it will all happy time :)