find bar displayl color
When searching for a word on an already loaded page I use find (cntrl f). The word if found is highlighted in a different color. In the default case its a light green. Can I change the color to red bold or at the least the background color in the highlighted word to black or red. Anything that has a much higher contrast. There doesn't seem to be a config option to do this but it may not be under the "findbar" family.
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You can change his background color via a String pref on the about:config page, but Firefox does a check for sufficient contrast and may swap text and background color.
See SELECTION_ and EnsureDifferentColors
- https://searchfox.org/mozilla-release/source/layout/generic/nsTextFrame.cpp
- https://searchfox.org/mozilla-release/source/layout/base/nsCSSColorUtils.h
Possible String prefs you can try out:
- ui.textBackground
- ui.textForeground
- ui.textSelectBackground
- ui.textSelectForeground
- ui.textSelectForegroundCustom
- ui.textSelectBackgroundDisabled
- ui.textSelectBackgroundAttention (background for FAYT)
- ui.textHighlightBackground
- ui.textHighlightForeground
(you need to create a new String pref with this name)
See also these search results:
- https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/search/advanced?q=ui.textSelectBackground*&asked_by=&answered_by=&w=2&a=1&sortby=1
- /questions/1282033 Change the Findbar's search matches background / foreground color for the FOCUSED search match
Thank you for your reply cor-el. Sorry I took so long to rely but I had a few things that needed doing so couldn't get back to the problem. I tried to use those strings but am not sure how to test them. They do not appear to change things but the small amount of research I did seems to suggest there is a contrast test on some color selection but the contrast test algorithm seems to take into account color deficiency disorders, which indicated not all combinations will pass that test. If I inadvertently selected the wrong color (because I don't know the algorithm) it wont be used. I vaguely remember red being a problem color so colors containing red may be a problem, but I came across a technician that could not distinguish between red & green yet he qualified and was able to work on mains wiring. Green being the earth (ground connection) and red in older equipment was active (in Australia 240V) so that is one of the most unbelievable act of stupidity I have ever come across. Bureaucrats allowed it because we were not allowed to discriminate because of disability.
I guess I need to look further and find a specific color number which works on another known string so I can be sure I am able to find the correct string for the findbar.
I need to dig further. At least you have given me decent pointers of where to start.