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Settings: stage background, for all stages and per app - #280
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The colour behind photos (--photo-bg) is black in both themes, so a dark lens vignette or photo edge disappears into it. One colour for the page, and an optional one per app set on its windows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Asked by the owner while reviewing vignetting on staging: a dark vignette is hard to tell from the black stage.
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Settings › Stage background (per browser, like the other Studio preferences):
--photo-bgtoken on the page. Default is the theme's black.--photo-bgon that app's windows, so it wins inside them.#rrggbb; anything else falls back to the default.docs/features/desktop.md(Settings).Checked
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