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Hot to set cursor animation style to solid instead of blink in Mac OS using Mozilla Firefox

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I'm using Firefox 70.0.1 in a Mac.I like this browser than google Chrome, I want to know is there any way to set cursor style to solid instead of blinking in mac, in windows 10 , i can set cursor blink rate in control panel, and then it works both chrome and firefox,

but in mac, i cound set some stuff in terminal (https://superuser.com/questions/466660/how-to-disable-blinking-caret-when-editing-text-in-os-x)

then, in Chrome it works but in Firefox , cursor is still blinking , is there any way to make this? thanks.

I'm using Firefox 70.0.1 in a Mac.I like this browser than google Chrome, I want to know is there any way to set cursor style to solid instead of blinking in mac, in windows 10 , i can set cursor blink rate in control panel, and then it works both chrome and firefox, but in mac, i cound set some stuff in terminal (https://superuser.com/questions/466660/how-to-disable-blinking-caret-when-editing-text-in-os-x) then, in Chrome it works but in Firefox , cursor is still blinking , is there any way to make this? thanks.

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You can create one or two Integer prefs, the first allows to set the caret width and the second allows to set the blink rate, -1 will disable blinking.

  • ui.caretWidth (16)
  • ui.caretBlinkTime (milliseconds; use -1 to disable blink)

You can open the about:config page via the location/address bar. You can accept the warning and click "I accept the risk!" to continue.