Changing MicroB's Background Color

When staring at a white background in a dark room/environment will eventually hurt our eyes. This is one way to solve that problem.

Note:
I found a few bugs already with this experiment. When you change the color of the background it affect some photos, logos or even widget in the browser.

In my example below. I used Google Image instead of Google Web because they are using widget for the logo in certain events like the lunar eclips recently and somehow the bug is making the logo disappear.




I also changed foreground color to Gold if you can see.

Lets begin.
Open the browser. (MicroB) In the address bar type about:config. A warning will pop up saying "This Might Void Your Warranty" Click on "I'll be careful, I promise!"

At the top of the page you will see the Filter search box. Type Background and look for. Browser.Display.Background_Color The default value is #FFFFFF which stand for white. Choose a color in this website and change it's default value.

To change the value. use the mouse cursor and double tap on Browser.Display.Background_Color.

For those who don't know how to make the mouse cursor appear kindly go to the wiki on shortcut and gestures.
http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_Shortcuts_and_Gestures

After you put your desired color. Click the Filter search box again and type color and look for.
Browser.Display.Use_document_color the default value is set at True. by using the mouse cursor and double tap it again. Set it to false you will notice the color change immediently.

To change the color of the foreground (Its the gold lining and some text in my screenshot above) look for Browser.Display.Foreground_color and change it's value.