Is there a way to do this with user CSS on Firefox?
The content has to have full opacity. So setting opacity through the compositor or the opacity
CSS property does not count.
Setting a background-color
with some alpha on userContent.css
technically works but because the browser itself is fully opaque, doesn't show the background. Trying to set background-related properties on #browser
on userChrome.css
doesn't have an effect. If I can make only the background of #browser
transparent, this'll work. But I don't know if that's possible.
edit: it is possible, with lots of caveats. Site-specific fixes will be required, popups are hard to read. If you have dark wallpapers enable dark reader to make site content readable on a dark background.
1- set browser.tabs.allow_transparent_browser
to true
2- in userChrome.css add #main-window, #tabbrowser-tabpanels{ background: transparent !important; }
3- userContent.css:
*{
background-color: transparent !important;
}
/* if you don't want full transparency */
html:root{
background-color: #00000080 !important;
}
Post the Hyprland config too?
Does it make the entire screen green by chance, not just the windows? If the shader applies to the whole screen, then setting alpha on it doesn't really makes sense and is probably discarded since your monitor can't display transparency. You need to make sure it applies on a per-window basis for them to be composited as transparent and show your wallpaper behind it.
Yes, turns out Hyprland doesn't support per-window shaders and applies them after rendering so can't do transparency with them.