Turn off any settings to disable JavaScript in your installed extensions or try disabling your extensions to see if you can find the problem. Websites may tell you that JavaScript is required or ask you to make sure that JavaScript is enabled, even though you don't want JavaScript to be blocked. A solution is to disable the "HID-compliant touch screen" setting in Windows Device Manager (visit a Windows forum if you need more help) however, this solution will effectively change the touch screen into a plain screen while disabled. Remember that it might produce glitches, so, don't panic, we can only wait for the developers to fix those glitches in the near future.Note: Some websites use JavaScript for functions such as "on hover" drop-down menus, which may not work in Firefox on touch-screen computers. Now you can close the tab and see backdrop-filter in action. On the extreme right, there is a reversible arrow (or whatever you call it). You should see the value is set to false. This message is shown because on this page, all experimental features are present which may produce glitches when enabled and hinder performance, including the backdrop-filter. Click on the button saying Accept the Risk and Continue.
Open a new Firefox tab and type about:config in the address bar. To enable this property, follow these steps: So, you should always design your pages so that it looks good with and without backdrop-filter enabled.Īccording to caniuse, backdrop-filter can be enabled in Firefox versions 70 and above. But, even if you enable it in your browser, most likely, it won't be enabled in your clients' browser. So, if you are a Firefox user, you can still test your webpages that use backdrop-filter. The good news is you can enable it in Firefox. Its not supported in Internet Explorer and Firefox. This property can help you create awesome effects in your webpage.īut, there is one problem.
The CSS property backdrop-filter allows you apply graphical effects like blur and color filters to the background of your element.
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