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Opened Sep 10, 2019 by Allan Day@adayDeveloper

Blur semi-transparent backgrounds

Something that regularly comes up in design conversations is the ability to add a blur effect to semi-transparent backgrounds. Examples include search results, popovers and the lock screen wallpaper.

Blurring is a great option for making foreground content visible and legible, while retaining the benefits of transparency (less jarring transitions, retention of context, more sophisticated aesthetics).

cc @bertob @jimmac @snwh

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Reference: GNOME/gnome-shell#1590