Believe me or not, I used to use Pentadactyl to change the background color of about:blank, which is not short:
js <<EOF window.change_tab_bg = function(id, color) { var tab = tabs.getTab(id); if (!tab) return; tab.linkedBrowser.contentDocument.body.style.backgroundColor = color; } EOF au PageLoad 'about:blank' js change_tab_bg(<tab>-1, "#333"); " PageLoad isn't fired when browser is launched :if getBrowser().contentDocument.location.href == 'about:blank' js getBrowser().contentDocument.body.style.backgroundColor = "#333"; :endif
I dont know why I didnt think of something else, say userContent.css1?
-moz-document url(about:blank){ body { background-color: #333; } }
A clean solution, and really simple. You can also use it for about:newtab, if thats your Firefox homepage, just replace the argument of url() with the URL.
[1] | Not to be confused with userChrome.css, which is used for Firefoxs interfaces look not websites looks. |
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