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When applying the transparent: true property to a window (either with CSS or Tailwind), the backdrop-blur effect does not behave as expected. The blur effect appears weaker or distorted compared to when transparent: false is used or in Chrome, where the blur effect is strong and well-defined.
In Chrome, the backdrop-blur effect works as intended, providing a strong and clear blur. However, when transparent: true is applied, the blur effect becomes weak or behaves unexpectedly, creating an inconsistent visual experience.
In the image above, the left side shows the effect with transparent: false, where the blur is strong and defined. On the right side, with transparent: true, the blur appears weaker and less effective.
Describe the bug
When applying the
transparent: true
property to a window (either with CSS or Tailwind), thebackdrop-blur
effect does not behave as expected. The blur effect appears weaker or distorted compared to whentransparent: false
is used or in Chrome, where the blur effect is strong and well-defined.In Chrome, the
backdrop-blur
effect works as intended, providing a strong and clear blur. However, whentransparent: true
is applied, the blur effect becomes weak or behaves unexpectedly, creating an inconsistent visual experience.In the image above, the left side shows the effect with
transparent: false
, where the blur is strong and defined. On the right side, withtransparent: true
, the blur appears weaker and less effective.Reproduction
Expected behavior
If possible, I would like the blur effect to remain as strong and consistent as it is when the transparent: false configuration is used.
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