https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/a-way-for-sites-to-have-transparent-backgrounds-when-browser/m-p/114717#M44762 <P>(I submitted this idea in the ideas section, but quickly realize it would probably have been better to post it here, and idk how to delete the idea I submitted, so it's too late for that)</P><P>To explain what exactly I want. I want it so that websites can set a transparent background, and so it will be transparent, *without having to further change your userChrome*. My current thought is that this could be achieved through making the background transparent instead of the usual background, when you turn on browser.tabs.allow_transparent_browser, however, that might be problematic to some existing websites or things like that (if they forgot to / didn't set a background color).</P><P>I have no idea how one would implement such a thing, and as such, this is more of a question than an actual suggestion.</P><P>The reason I want this is so that transparent parts of websites (transparent in the sense of being able to see your desktop/etc) would be easier to make accessible.</P><P>If someone has an idea of how to implement something like this without any changes to firefox, please let me know.</P> Mon, 29 Dec 2025 13:31:46 GMT crazykazoo 2025-12-29T13:31:46Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/a-way-for-sites-to-have-transparent-backgrounds-when-browser/m-p/114717#M44762 <P>(I submitted this idea in the ideas section, but quickly realize it would probably have been better to post it here, and idk how to delete the idea I submitted, so it's too late for that)</P><P>To explain what exactly I want. I want it so that websites can set a transparent background, and so it will be transparent, *without having to further change your userChrome*. My current thought is that this could be achieved through making the background transparent instead of the usual background, when you turn on browser.tabs.allow_transparent_browser, however, that might be problematic to some existing websites or things like that (if they forgot to / didn't set a background color).</P><P>I have no idea how one would implement such a thing, and as such, this is more of a question than an actual suggestion.</P><P>The reason I want this is so that transparent parts of websites (transparent in the sense of being able to see your desktop/etc) would be easier to make accessible.</P><P>If someone has an idea of how to implement something like this without any changes to firefox, please let me know.</P> Mon, 29 Dec 2025 13:31:46 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/a-way-for-sites-to-have-transparent-backgrounds-when-browser/m-p/114717#M44762 crazykazoo 2025-12-29T13:31:46Z https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/a-way-for-sites-to-have-transparent-backgrounds-when-browser/m-p/114723#M44764 <P><a href="https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/118394">@crazykazoo</a>&nbsp;thanks for heads up — I deleted your post in the Ideas section, so the focus can be on a discussion here.&nbsp;</P> Mon, 29 Dec 2025 13:54:06 GMT https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/a-way-for-sites-to-have-transparent-backgrounds-when-browser/m-p/114723#M44764 Jon 2025-12-29T13:54:06Z