Is there a way to set it so any clickable images will have a border?
I'm new to Firefox; just switched over from Flock. I'm loving this browser so far, but there's one thing that's bugging me.
In Flock, when you go to a page that has clickable images, the images have a black border around them. It helps to differenciate the clickable images from any non-clickable ones on the same page.
But on Firefox, those borders aren't there; all images posted on the page look the same, with no way to tell at a glance which ones are clickable.
That was a feature I really really liked, and made use of every day. Is there any way to set Firefox so it displays the borders the way Flock does?
I'm new to Firefox; just switched over from Flock. I'm loving this browser so far, but there's one thing that's bugging me.
In Flock, when you go to a page that has clickable images, the images have a black border around them. It helps to differenciate the clickable images from any non-clickable ones on the same page.
But on Firefox, those borders aren't there; all images posted on the page look the same, with no way to tell at a glance which ones are clickable.
That was a feature I really really liked, and made use of every day. Is there any way to set Firefox so it displays the borders the way Flock does?
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See:
You can look at these prefs:
- browser.display.focus_ring_width
- browser.display.focus_ring_on_anything