* Alternatively you can use Ctrl + '+' and Ctrl + '-' (or OS equivalent) repeatedly to produce the same outcome.
** If using the zooming method the anomaly disappear within a couple seconds, otherwise it seems to persist until the mouse is clicked
Actual behavior
Small dark patches appear within the bounds of the box-shadow of the FAB component
Expected behavior
box-shadow should not contain solid blocks of colour but instead have a gradient like effect
Screenshots
Your Environment:
Software
Version(s)
MDC Web
13.0.0 + whatever material.io is running
Browser
Chrome, Edge
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Additional context
When multiple instances of FAB icons on the page, it happens a much higher percentage of the time.
When removing the box-shadow attribute it does not seem to happen
Setting the component opacity to 0.99 also seems to prevent it happening. Not a solution but perhaps gives an idea as to why?
At first it seemed it was limited to the bounding-box of the circle, but there have been times where it extends beyond this which seems to suggest it is limited by the box-shadows area
Bug report
When switching tabs to a page with a FAB component, there is a chance that a randomly shaped dark patch appears within the box-shadow area.
Steps to reproduce
* Alternatively you can use Ctrl + '+' and Ctrl + '-' (or OS equivalent) repeatedly to produce the same outcome. ** If using the zooming method the anomaly disappear within a couple seconds, otherwise it seems to persist until the mouse is clicked
Actual behavior
Small dark patches appear within the bounds of the box-shadow of the FAB component
Expected behavior
box-shadow should not contain solid blocks of colour but instead have a gradient like effect
Screenshots
Your Environment:
Additional context
When multiple instances of FAB icons on the page, it happens a much higher percentage of the time. When removing the box-shadow attribute it does not seem to happen Setting the component opacity to 0.99 also seems to prevent it happening. Not a solution but perhaps gives an idea as to why? At first it seemed it was limited to the bounding-box of the circle, but there have been times where it extends beyond this which seems to suggest it is limited by the box-shadows area