i replaced the blank.html file inside embed jar but it still displays the original blank page.. which doesn't make any sense, there's another blank.html inside console2.. replaced that aswell but as expected that didn't work.

where is the blank.html page? or is it linked inside some css file

p.s. when typing about:blank (not just closing last tab) it's a blank page.. i'm going nuts

fixed with usercontent stylesheet:



<sup>@-moz-document url("about:blank") {

* {
background:
url("chrome://global/content/logo.gif");
margin:0px;
background-position:center;
background-attachment:fixed;
background-repeat:no-repeat;
background-color:#000000;
}
}</sup>

cool :cool: thank you

I have create gif compatible with all colours
logo gif all background colors

@ disrupted

I need a bit more help to understand. I copied the code to userContent.css. I have put logo.gif in the chrome folder. I changed the color to background-color:#FAEBD7; and I changed the line with logo.gif to url("chrome://logo.gif"); because there were no folders in chrome. Nothing changes when I do a new tab and get an empty window with about:blank.

Sorry, but this old guy need more detailed instructions, please.

@nico

Works fine with: url("chrome://global/content/logo.gif");

GC

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@nico

Works fine with: url("chrome://global/content/logo.gif");

GC

explanation:

@JamesD

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JamesD
I need a bit more help to understand. I copied the code to userContent.css. I have put logo.gif in the chrome folder. I changed the color to background-color:#FAEBD7; and I changed the line with logo.gif to url("chrome://logo.gif"); because there were no folders in chrome. Nothing changes when I do a new tab and get an empty window with about:blank.

Sorry, but this old guy need more detailed instructions, please.

You should also copied the new logo in chrome\embed.jar and keep url("chrome://global/content/logo.gif"

See a good explanation in: this thread

@nico

Thanks for your explanation, good job

GC

hello

a new logo with a softer colour, always compatible with all backgrounds of colours.


logo with a softer colour

Why not conver logo to grey scale? This is more soft with background.

K-Meleon in Spanish

in grey picture would not be any more adapted with all colours, my picture and just example.