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In Safari (and perhaps other browsers?) `transparent` when used in gradients are rendered with a strange dark fade instead of actually being transparent. Using rgba with a 0 alpha fixes this. Specifically this was noticed in the Finder (there's a truncation fade effect on the right hand side), but could be else where in the app as well. The fix was to add a new css variable: `--color-transparent` that evaluates to `rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)` and use that in place of `transparent` everywhere.
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Overview
In Safari (and perhaps other browsers?)
transparentwhen used ingradients are rendered with a strange dark fade instead of actually
being transparent. Using rgba with a 0 alpha fixes this. Specifically
this was noticed in the Finder (there's a truncation fade effect on the
right hand side), but could be else where in the app as well.
The fix was to add a new css variable:
--color-transparentthatevaluates to
rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)and use that in place oftransparenteverywhere.Before
After
Fixes #233