Navbar not transparent in new window

[T0biasCZe]

When web opens new window, the navigation bar isnt transparent like in normal window example:

    <a href="https://example.com"  
    onclick="window.open('https://example.com', 
    'newwindow', 
    'width=300,height=250'); 
    return false;"
    >Test</a>

[QNetITQ]

The style is not applied to some windows. Although I haven’t encountered this for a long time. I'll try to reproduce and fix it if I can.

[Not-A-Coder2023]

I think WaveFox for Firefox 115 is broken on the Midori browser. I use the Windows version and everything works, except for the sudden absence of the first two "Close Multiple Tabs" options. Installing the newest version doesn't exactly help matters much.

[QNetITQ]

@T0biasCZe I checked everything. The style file is applied to this window. However, styles bound to the [tabsintitlebar] attribute are not applied. This attribute is used to determine whether tabs are in the title bar or whether the system's title bar is active. In order for transparency to apply to this window, I will have to abandon this attribute. This is not critical, but not advisable. I'll think about it some more.

@Not-A-Coder2023 I tested the style on Midori. There is a bug with the tab close menu. This is strange since my style doesn't modify these menus. I checked on the original Firefox 115 ESR and there is no bug there. So this is a bug on Midori's part.

[QNetITQ]

I changed the transparency of the toolbar. Everything should work in the next release.

[T0biasCZe]

Will that one work on 115 ESR though? Since never versions removed transparency support on Windows :|

[QNetITQ]

Mozilla is already working on bringing transparency back to Windows 11. They are now preparing to deploy this code. Eliminate dependencies. I think that in version 131 or 132 they will return transparency.

I will not redo the styles for 115 ESR.

[T0biasCZe]

Firefox Nightly 134.0a1, Wavefox 1.7.133, and the navbar is still opaque...

[QNetITQ]

The option works as intended. To have transparency on these windows, you need to use additional rules. I can't add them to the style, because I don't interfere with the system design anymore. But you can add these rules yourself. Just add them to the style file.

:root,
#navigator-toolbox
{
    background-color: transparent !important;
}