Open enoversum opened 1 week ago
Issue seems to have resurfaced in 1.0.1-a.5
I already had a solution for that, but removed it since a4 of zen or something fixed it, but it seems you're right that the issue is there again. I'll just implement my solution. -> Will be fixed with the next release If you don't want to wait until the update is public, you can add the following code to your userChrome.css
/* This fixes the corners of the browser content */
:root:not([inDOMFullscreen='true']):not([chromehidden~='location']):not([chromehidden~='toolbar']) {
& #tabbrowser-tabbox #tabbrowser-tabpanels .browserSidebarContainer {
overflow: hidden;
}
}
This is simple to replicate: If SuperGradient is disabled, the outer border of the content window for a website or a settings page is shown correctly. Once you activate a gradient or the Mod, the border-radius of the gradient is overlapping the border, thus creating gaps at the edges of the browser.
With SuperGradient:
Without SuperGradient:
Would be ideal to have the gradients not interfere with the border/border-radius of Zen.