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Often, there is a white flash that occurs when loading up a website, before Midnight Lizard has a chance to work its magic. However, I've come up with something that I use with a custom.css stylesheet (a feature removed from Chromium but some forks still support it).
:root:empty { background-color:#333; }
Essentially, this is only relevant when a page is in its absolute earliest stages of loading, because the moment the root node is no longer empty, this background change no longer applies. You can have the background color match whatever color scheme Midnight Lizard is currently using by default, of course.
While an extension may not be able to apply this CSS as fast as a custom.css stylesheet, it can get close using "instant inject".
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Often, there is a white flash that occurs when loading up a website, before Midnight Lizard has a chance to work its magic. However, I've come up with something that I use with a custom.css stylesheet (a feature removed from Chromium but some forks still support it).
Essentially, this is only relevant when a page is in its absolute earliest stages of loading, because the moment the root node is no longer empty, this background change no longer applies. You can have the background color match whatever color scheme Midnight Lizard is currently using by default, of course.
While an extension may not be able to apply this CSS as fast as a custom.css stylesheet, it can get close using "instant inject".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: