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Yeah, it's a long onging issue that's related to "clip-path" (used to create the rounded browser corners). The problem with clip-path is that it uses some performance (should be unnoticable though) so they tried to find ways to create the corners without clip-path and suceeded, but now it seems they're kinda using sth like that again so blur isn't working outside browser internal pages.
If you know how to edit your userChrome.css paste the following code to fix it:
/* Scuffed af solution to make blur work (need to find better solution) */
:root:not([inDOMFullscreen='true']):not([chromehidden~='location']):not([chromehidden~='toolbar']) {
clip-path: content-box;
}
I probably won't update this officially soon since the SuperUrlBar Mod needs an "Overhaul" after the beta update but i'm rather busy at the time and not really motivated, sry
Affected Theme
SuperUrlBar
Affected Theme Settings
Enable a Background Blur when the Url Bar is focused & select its Intensity
Zen Version:
1.0.2-b.0 (Firefox 133.0)
System OS: Both macOS and Linux
Describe the bug
When the URL Bar is focused and active, blur does not apply to non-internal pages anymore.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Enable a Background Blur when the Url Bar is focused & select its Intensity
Expected behavior
Background is correctly blurred like it is on the browser-internal page.
Screenshots/Videos
Background is not blurred.
Additional context
This was working on a previous version. I noticed it break on macOS first last week, and now on my Linux machine today.
It also appears to be off-center, but I didn't check to see if there was an existing bug for that yet.
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