The README currently notes in the "Effects" section that:
Glassy is not supported by firefox, unless some flags are set to enable it (though even this is currently broken in firefox).
This doesn't seem to be the case anymore. When testing this theme on Jellyfin 10.8.13 and Firefox 118.0.2, I see that effects/glassy.css works perfectly fine. I did not have to change any relevant settings in the about:config to achieve this. I'm not sure when the glassy effect started working on Firefox (perhaps we could investigate), but I think it should be safe to remove this warning from the README as it seems to be no longer applicable.
To Reproduce
Apply the following two server-side CSS snippets, one after the other, to confirm the before/after screenshots (see the side-by-side images below) match the expected visual output. Do this while accessing jellyfin-web through a fairly recent release of Mozilla Firefox with stock about:config settings.
Describe the bug
The README currently notes in the "Effects" section that:
This doesn't seem to be the case anymore. When testing this theme on Jellyfin 10.8.13 and Firefox 118.0.2, I see that
effects/glassy.css
works perfectly fine. I did not have to change any relevant settings in theabout:config
to achieve this. I'm not sure when the glassy effect started working on Firefox (perhaps we could investigate), but I think it should be safe to remove this warning from the README as it seems to be no longer applicable.To Reproduce
Apply the following two server-side CSS snippets, one after the other, to confirm the before/after screenshots (see the side-by-side images below) match the expected visual output. Do this while accessing
jellyfin-web
through a fairly recent release of Mozilla Firefox with stockabout:config
settings.1. Without glassy effect
2. With glassy effect
Screenshots
Glassy effect off/on in Firefox: