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Thunderbird - Color of Weekend Days

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Lancen3
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I updated to Version 78.2.2, and the weekend days are now colored a 'dark-greenish' color. I cannot locate any setting that allows me to change the color of the weekend squares in the Thunderbird Calendar. Windows 10 is set to Light Mode.

Any guidance on how to modify the color of the calendar is appreciated.

I updated to Version 78.2.2, and the weekend days are now colored a 'dark-greenish' color. I cannot locate any setting that allows me to change the color of the weekend squares in the Thunderbird Calendar. Windows 10 is set to Light Mode. Any guidance on how to modify the color of the calendar is appreciated.
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sfhowes
sfhowes
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Add this to a userChrome.css file in the chrome subfolder of the profile (create the folder): 

window {
  --viewWeekendBackground: pink !important;
}

Toggle toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to true in Config. editor (Options/General).

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