@win32ss If classic-omnibox and compact-ui are enabled (but not classic-omnibox-borders), since we separated them into two different flags, with the current code this is the result:
When applying this fix, the extra border is only drawn when classic-omnibox-borders and compact-ui are enabled, leading to the correct appearance like so (showing both with, and without the classic-omnibox flag):
@win32ss If classic-omnibox and compact-ui are enabled (but not classic-omnibox-borders), since we separated them into two different flags, with the current code this is the result:
When applying this fix, the extra border is only drawn when classic-omnibox-borders and compact-ui are enabled, leading to the correct appearance like so (showing both with, and without the classic-omnibox flag):
May have to zoom in lol.