sindresorhus
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1 year ago Thanks for the suggestion. This is unfortunately not something I plan to add. There's simply not enough demand for it to justify the complexity of it, both in code and user-interface.
As a workaround, you could use the CSS/JS setting to inject what you want into the website.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A. I want to display a website (like a digital clock) with the background transparent so you can see the wallpaper. B. I also want to display an animated wallpaper (like a subtle gif of a sunset).
I am currently forced to choose A with a static desktop that I control via my Mac, or B without a clock.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to have both A and B simultaneously.
In effect, my desktop would display my native Mac wallpaper (lets say the color blue). On top of that, it would display layer B (an animated picture that takes up the full screen). (at this point, you don't see the native wallpaper anymore). and on top of that, I would like to render A -- a website that shows a clock but I set the css such that the white background is transparent.
The net result is that you dont see my Mac native wallpaper, but rather a digital clock atop an animated wallpaper of a sunset.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Implement a local file with the digital clock and have the wallpaper of that html file set to the gif I want. This is not scalable nor is it user friendly (if i wanted to change the wallpaper, I now have to touch code and possibly recompile stuff).
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