opacity in Thunderbird
SupportedGecko · desktop
Support Details
Use solid colors instead of opacity.
Before
.overlay {
background-color: #000;
opacity: 0.5;
}After
.overlay {
/* Use a semi-transparent color instead of opacity */
background-color: #808080;
/* Or for modern clients: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.5) */
}Replace opacity with solid color equivalents
opacity is fully supported in Thunderbird. No workarounds needed.
Other Clients
| Client | Support |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Supported |
| Gmail Android | Supported |
| Gmail iOS | Supported |
| Outlook 365 | Supported |
| Outlook (New) | Unsupported |
| Outlook Classic | Unsupported |
| Outlook iOS | Supported |
| Outlook Android | Supported |
| Apple Mail | Supported |
| Apple Mail iOS | Supported |
| Yahoo Mail | Supported |
| Samsung Mail | Supported |
| HEY Mail | Supported |
| Superhuman | Supported |
Related Features
Test your email across all 15 clients
Preview rendering, catch CSS issues, and get actionable fixes — free.
Try Emailens Free