Change the white background in webpages to another color
Problem
I'm currently using a dark theme in Firefox. It looks really nice, but many webpages use a plain white background. The resulting contrast is a little unpleasant and sometimes hurts the eye when I switch from a dark tab to a white tab. Is there a way to make firefox replace white backgrouns everywhere with some other color (light gray, for instance)? It could be a Stylish script, a userChrome.css hack, or anything that works (preferably as light as possible). To make myself clear: after I achieve my objective, the background color whenever I visit the Superuser site should be light-grey instead of white, and the same should happen to any other site with a white background (google sites, tech crunch, etc). Is there a way to do that?
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Fix for: Change the white background in webpages to another color
I just wrote a quick Greasemonkey script that checks the computed style of the element and changes it to black (you probably want to choose a different colour): The problem with these types of things is that unless websites are designed extremely well, there will be blotches of white on black.
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