How to change your colours in web browsers for Mac OS X
These pages explain step-by-step how to choose your preferred text and background colours for whenever you visit websites in web browsers running on Mac OS X systems. (If you want instructions for a different operating system, choose a different setup.)
If you are not certain which version of your web browser you are using, take a look at the guide: How can I check which web browser version I am using?
Please choose your web browser:
This page explains step-by-step how to determine which version of your web browser you are running on a Mac OS X setup. You may need this information for some of the How to guides on this website, as older versions of web browsers may have different commands, menus, etc than more recent versions.
Areas in this guide:
Open Firefox.
Click on 'Firefox' in the menu bar, or press Ctrl + F2 to highlight the menu bar and then press the right arrow to open the 'Firefox' drop-down menu.
In the drop-down menu, click on 'About Mozilla Firefox', or press the down arrow to highlight 'About Mozilla Firefox' and then press Enter, to open the window shown in Fig 1.
Fig 1
Open Opera.
Click on 'Opera' in the menu bar, or press Ctrl + F2 to highlight the menu bar and then press the right arrow to open the 'Opera' drop-down menu.
In the drop-down menu, click on 'About Opera', or press the down arrow to highlight 'About Opera' and then press Enter, to open the window shown in Fig 2.
Fig 2
Open Safari.
Click on 'Safari' in the menu bar, or press Ctrl + F2 to highlight the menu bar and then press the right arrow to open the 'Safari' drop-down menu.
In the drop-down menu, click on 'About Safari', or press the down arrow to highlight 'About Safari' and then press Enter, to open the window shown in Fig 3.
Fig 3
