blurredfox VS ffcss

I like it. Looks like Firefox proton with mica or like this theme https://github.com/manilarome/blurredfox

I want to get something like this. I tried blurredfox but didn't succeed, my bar is opaque. I'm using archlinux with KDE Plasma. I've read somewhere that it's not possible anymore, is it really so?

blurredfox

I am trying to make firefox transparent (like blurredfox), but i cant figure out how. None of the pre-built themes or CSS i find work, for example

I have already tried this setup. But I cannot achieve it.

I know I'm able to have transparent window elements since I've already tried out blurredfox, which (AFAIK) just makes the window elements transparent without using backdrop-filter and just relies on the system compositor (KWin Compositor + OpenGL 3.1 backend) to blur the background of the application. Editing the Firefox source isn't completely out of my scope of possibilities, but it's definitely not one of the ones I'm too exited about, but if i do get it working I'd be happy to at the very least share the fork and maybe even put it up on the AUR. But I'll definitely ask about on a few of the Mozilla matrix channels and see if there's any easy way to get it to work, and hopefully it'll end up being an obscure flag in about:config!

- The owner of the theme notes this (Transparency is broken on Windows 10 (has graphical glitches like flickering). The solid color scheme may work.).

Firefox: The great work of manilmarone https://github.com/manilarome/blurredfox

damn i stumbled upon this it reminded me of how long it has been since i committed to https://github.com/ewen-lbh/ffcss lmao

pretty sure it's broken, maybe i should revive it?

I plan on adding a new setting very similar to variants, called components, that instead lets users pick-and-choose multiple files at the same time. I haven't figured out the details though (specifically the overriding logic). If you have some ideas, please comment on the relevant issue, #38.

But yeah, if you want to stay tuned about the whole components thing, subscribe to #38. (The milestone is v0.3.0, but I might move that if I see that the feature is less complicated to implement)