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[userChrome.css] Selector for the arrow of the Protections popup

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I need to customize the arrow of the Protections popup (i need to change the fill property), but I can't find the correct CSS selector for it. #protections-popup::part(arrow) doesn't work for some reason. Can anyone help me with this?

I need to customize the arrow of the Protections popup (i need to change the '''fill''' property), but I can't find the correct CSS selector for it. '''#protections-popup::part(arrow)''' doesn't work for some reason. Can anyone help me with this?
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Hmm, I don't have that triangle in Firefox 89. I thought it was retired as part of Proton?

More generally, there are many challenges styling Shadow DOM elements. I read on r/FirefoxCSS that we cannot use ::part() in userChrome.css so we are limited to using more general rules, if they work.

r/FirefoxCSS = https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/

Променено на от jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

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You can't use code in userChrome.css to use a selector that crosses shadowDOM and this means that styling such an element is all or nothing and in this case I think you are out of luck.

See also:

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You are right, support for styling shadow parts in user-origin stylesheets has not yet been implemented. It's sad.

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Where the rules use CSS variables, you can override the variable, but in this case, the fill on that element appears to be a specific color, so seems to be out of reach. But also that element is display:none with Proton, so perhaps not long for this world anyway.