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Since I think around v72, tooltip styles aren't applied to generic tooltips immediately. When I start up firefox, the tooltip style is applied to tooltips with unique IDs or classes, but not applied to the generic tooltips generated by attribute 'tooltiptext'. And the selector is just the tag "tooltip" so it should be hitting the generic tooltips. But yeah it only affects the unique tooltips. Then, if I open the browser toolbox to the inspector tab, the generic tooltips are styled. So for some reason merely inspecting browser.xhtml with the dev tools causes the rule to start working again. It's not a huge deal but it does affect your script "tooltipStyling.uc.js" so I thought you might be interested.
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Since I think around v72, tooltip styles aren't applied to generic tooltips immediately. When I start up firefox, the tooltip style is applied to tooltips with unique IDs or classes, but not applied to the generic tooltips generated by attribute 'tooltiptext'. And the selector is just the tag "tooltip" so it should be hitting the generic tooltips. But yeah it only affects the unique tooltips. Then, if I open the browser toolbox to the inspector tab, the generic tooltips are styled. So for some reason merely inspecting browser.xhtml with the dev tools causes the rule to start working again. It's not a huge deal but it does affect your script "tooltipStyling.uc.js" so I thought you might be interested.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: