Is it possible to style search-selection in Firefox?

问题

In Firefox, I can search for text using either

• CTRL+F [normal search]
• / [quick search]
• ' [quick search, links only]

I can style user-selected text / links using

• a:focus
• a:active
• ::-moz-selection

However

• the first two seem to apply only to user-selected/focused/activated links (by mouse, or TAB-navigating).
• ::-moz-selection seems to be applied only to the text I manually selected, not the text that is selected due to incremental search. The incremental search match is highlighted by Firefox in the greenish color.
• when I search only in links ('), the searched part is being highlighted by Firefox in the same greenish color; moreover, the whole link gets outline; when the quick find disappears (~5 secs), the whole link gets :focus style applied -- not before that.

See the screenshot:

Is there any CSS pseudoclass to allow styling of selection that resulted from the search, not the user hand-selection?

回答1:

From this mozillazine forum post, you can go to about:config and add one of the following to style different ui.text* settings on the browser chrome:

ui.textSelectBackground
ui.textSelectBackgroundAttention
ui.textSelectBackgroundDisabled
ui.textSelectForeground
ui.textBackground
ui.textForeground
ui.textHighlightBackground
ui.textHighlightForeground

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11592040/is-it-possible-to-style-search-selection-in-firefox