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▲ 8 r/CavalryMotion

I know it's easy to use a rectangle with a duplicator to make a different style of visualizer in Cavalry, but I was hoping to use a single horizontal line as shown above rather than a series of vertical rectangles. But, for one, I can't figure out how to make the waveform only go in the positive vertical direction (it's bipolar by default), and two, I can't figure out how to make the line's 'fill' stay in one spot and simply expand upward as needed.

I explained that poorly but it should be obvious by looking at the gif what I'm talking about (hopefully). If anyone has any ideas about how to improve the visualizer, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

u/PsychoticChemist — 13 days ago
▲ 10 r/zen_browser

In my case it's the URL bar background that should be blurred but is now totally transparent after updating to v1.19.9b (on Windows 11). No matter what combination of about:config settings I use, backdrop-filter: blur is always broken. Even with absolutely no mods or any custom CSS in userChrome.css whatsoever, when enabling zen.theme.acrylic-elements in about:config, there is still no blur. Zen.theme.acrylic-elements should be forcing 42px of blur on the URL bar background but, as of v1.19.9b, it's broken.

If anyone finds any solution to make backdrop-filter: blur css work again, I would appreciate hearing about it. I have seen multiple users on Reddit also complaining of the same issue with v1.19.9b, so hopefully we can figure out a solution at some point. Thanks.

For reference, here is what my URL bar pop-up window looks like now with the broken css. It's totally transparent with no blur at all.

Broken blur.

​Conversely, this is what it should look like when backdrop-filter: blur is working correctly:

Working blur.

Update: fixed the image formatting

Several additional people have also reported having this same issue since making this post

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u/PsychoticChemist — 19 days ago