Closed epugh closed 1 year ago
I believe that in more recent versions of Firefox, we don't need these variations that are browser specific.
Here is what is in my Developer Console. I am on version 2.3.2 as well.
Unknown property ‘-moz-border-radius-bottomright’. Declaration dropped. includes.css:237:40 Elements matching selector: .profiler-results.profiler-top.profiler-left.profiler-no-controls .profiler-totals, .profiler-results.profiler-top.profiler-left.profiler-no-controls .profiler-result:last-child .profiler-button, .profiler-results.profiler-top.profiler-left .profiler-controls NodeList [ div.profiler-button.profiler-totals, div.profiler-button ]
Am I the only one who gets these warnings? Is it specific to rack-mini-profiler or is it maybe something in my Rails app integration of this gem?
Oh ... -moz-border-radius` is such a dinosaur of a property. Feel free to send through a PR to drop it.
Please see #505 for a PR that does this!
Closed by #505
I believe that in more recent versions of Firefox, we don't need these variations that are browser specific.
Here is what is in my Developer Console. I am on version 2.3.2 as well.
Am I the only one who gets these warnings? Is it specific to rack-mini-profiler or is it maybe something in my Rails app integration of this gem?