Hi there,
I do not really know where to put this but I think sharing it is the right move.
I am using Sway with an up to date system.
Since last firefox update when I launch it, top corners are rounded for a split second and then become square as intended by the WM.
That may be a bug specific with firefox since i tried other GUI apps and they did not have that issue as well.
But that said, did you encounter something similar ?
type about:config in addressbar and look for these 3 settings :
sidebar.revamp.round-content-area
widget.non-native-theme.gtk.scrollbar.round-thumb
widget.non-native-theme.win11.scrollbar.round-trackThe top 2 should be true, the last one false .
Try changing the 2nd one to false. If that doesn't help , try the first one and if that also doesn't help try to set both to false.
Disliking systemd intensely, but not satisfied with alternatives so focusing on taming systemd.
clean chroot building not flexible enough ?
Try clean chroot manager by graysky
So I tried both disabling only the second and disabling both.
Unfortunately it did not solve that temporary round corner issue.
And weirdly enough, when all 3 are set to false I get "security issue" while trying to reach arch forums like the website has connectivity issues.
So for usability I switched them back to true
seekawan wrote:
Hi there,
I do not really know where to put this but I think sharing it is the right move.
I am using Sway with an up to date system.
Since last firefox update when I launch it, top corners are rounded for a split second and then become square as intended by the WM.
That may be a bug specific with firefox since i tried other GUI apps and they did not have that issue as well.
But that said, did you encounter something similar ?
about:config -> browser.tabs.inTitlebar → 0
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