Describe the bug
When visiting certain websites (example provided in screenshot), the content window corner does not display correctly. Instead of a smooth rounded corner, there is a mismatch with a straight angle overlaid by a rounded frame. The content underneath this frame remains visible.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the website as shown in the provided screenshot.
Observe that the corner of the content window does not display as a rounded corner but instead shows a straight angle with a rounded frame over it.
Expected behavior
The corners of the content window should be smoothly rounded without any overlaying frames or visible content beneath.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: MacOS
Browser Firefox
Version 124.0.1
Additional context
To rectify this issue, CSS modifications were required, specifically removing any code related to overflow: hidden !important; and background-color: transparent !important;.
Yes. known bug. happens because of how clipping is implemented in css when backdrop-filter is present on a website. The current "workaround" is a work in progress and is not perfect by any stretch.
Describe the bug When visiting certain websites (example provided in screenshot), the content window corner does not display correctly. Instead of a smooth rounded corner, there is a mismatch with a straight angle overlaid by a rounded frame. The content underneath this frame remains visible.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The corners of the content window should be smoothly rounded without any overlaying frames or visible content beneath.
Screenshots
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context To rectify this issue, CSS modifications were required, specifically removing any code related to overflow: hidden !important; and background-color: transparent !important;.