CSS accent-color opposite property?

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In CSS accent-color is used to change the colour of certain form elements such as progress, range inputs, radio inputs, and checkbox inputs.

input {
  accent-color: #FF0000;
}
<input type="range" />

This only changes the main color though... Is there a CSS property to just as easily change the secondary colour? (The secondary colour being the white background of the slider in the above example.)

I am aware that the color-scheme property exists but I am hoping for more control than just light/dark.

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