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Chrome and Chrome Mobile are consistent with the firefox desktop behavior, only Firefox Android shows issue.
Expected behaviour
Both divs should render the text with the same font weight.
Actual behaviour
Observed in Firefox Android Only: The first div renders the text, dismissing the font-weight attribute (text does not have increased font-weight like specified) but making up for it by ... I think increasing the tracking / letter-spacing or similar.
Device name
Pixel 7 Pro
Android version
Android 13
Firefox release type
Firefox
Firefox version
106.1.0
Device logs
No response
Additional information
I tried to lookup why that could be (in the source code) but I got lost in the stuff that's partly here on github but gecko itself not being there... If someone more experienced could point me into the right direcition I'd also be glad to contribute myself :)
kbrosnan
changed the title
[Bug]: Font-Weight get's messed up when using background-clip: text
Font-Weight get's messed up when using background-clip: text on Pixel 6/7
Oct 28, 2022
Steps to reproduce
Visit this codepen on Firefox Mobile (looks alright on desktop or responsive design mode inside firefox desktop):
https://codepen.io/bengin_cetindere/pen/PoaqQZb
Chrome and Chrome Mobile are consistent with the firefox desktop behavior, only Firefox Android shows issue.
Expected behaviour
Both divs should render the text with the same font weight.
Actual behaviour
Observed in Firefox Android Only: The first div renders the text, dismissing the
font-weight
attribute (text does not have increased font-weight like specified) but making up for it by ... I think increasing the tracking / letter-spacing or similar.Device name
Pixel 7 Pro
Android version
Android 13
Firefox release type
Firefox
Firefox version
106.1.0
Device logs
No response
Additional information
I tried to lookup why that could be (in the source code) but I got lost in the stuff that's partly here on github but gecko itself not being there... If someone more experienced could point me into the right direcition I'd also be glad to contribute myself :)
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