Nical and Drew: this Nova bug is a regression from border bug 2051358. I bisected to this autoland push: https://hg-edge.mozilla.org/integration/autoland/pushloghtml?fromchange=63b2ec62d67e5073fa0b901c1c3c7efb8aa9bc07&tochange=9d3cec6ffc71f3e1659210135bc7415bdacc7d6d ### Steps to reproduce 1. Enable `browser.nova.enabled` pref. 2. Open a new tab and focus the address bar. 3. Make sure you DO NOT have the legacy search bar. Adding the legacy search bar makes this bug go away! 4. Look at the address bar's rounded ends. ### Actual result The address bar's rounded ends are thicker and blurrier than the address bar's thin horizontal lines. See the attached screenshots.
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Nical and Drew: this Nova bug is a regression from border bug 2051358. I bisected to this autoland push: https://hg-edge.mozilla.org/integration/autoland/pushloghtml?fromchange=63b2ec62d67e5073fa0b901c1c3c7efb8aa9bc07&tochange=9d3cec6ffc71f3e1659210135bc7415bdacc7d6d ### Steps to reproduce 1. Enable `browser.nova.enabled` pref. 2. Open a new tab and focus the address bar. 3. Maximize the browser window! (I'm testing on Windows 11.) The bug is not reproducible in a non-maximized window. 3. Make sure you DO NOT have the legacy search bar! Adding the legacy search bar makes this bug go away. 4. Look at the address bar's rounded ends. ### Actual result The address bar's rounded ends are thicker and blurrier than the address bar's thin horizontal lines. See the attached screenshots.