Add transition to backdrop-filter when dragging elements by 5onderling · Pull Request #95217 · microsoft/vscode
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Add transition to backdrop-filter when dragging elements
- There is no issue, I just think there should be a transition when the editor gets blurred
- You can test my change by dragging an icon from the left and watching for a transition on the editor from normal to blur.
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Add transition to backdrop-filter when dragging elements
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Apr 15, 2020@eamodio since you were seeing perf issues when we had a transition, do you mind testing this branch on your potato?
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Apr 15, 2020Sure can try it out
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Apr 16, 2020@sbatten Looks good to me!
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