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When will the corners of Linux windows with the title bar disabled work properly?

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GNOME 3.34, Firefox 69.0.1 (but also tested with 71). The corners of the window are meant to be rounded, but even on Adwaita, there are sharp edges which are meant to be invisible.

GNOME 3.34, Firefox 69.0.1 (but also tested with 71). The corners of the window are meant to be rounded, but even on Adwaita, there are sharp edges which are meant to be invisible.
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cor-el
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I notice you use the Firefox version from the Fedora repositories.

Does this also happen with Firefox from the Mozilla server?

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Yes, I downloaded today's nightly, ran it (in a clean profile, as it does by default), and the problem still occurs.

What is strange is that just a few weeks ago, Fedora users were rejoicing that the issue finally disappeared. Perhaps this is happening due to a GTK update between Fedora 30 and 31?