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Pull Request Description
Title: v3.chrome-fixes
Summary:
This pull request introduces several enhancements and fixes at improving the styling and maintainability of the codebase, particularly Chrome compatibility.
Changes Made:
Refactor CSS Rules:
!importantand implemented the@layerat-rule to enhance style management and avoid conflicts. This change promotes better control over CSS specificity.Code Readability Improvements:
UI Adjustments:
lockedbadge with neighboring icons for a more cohesive appearance.ChromeHeaderfor better alignment and aesthetics.These changes collectively enhance the overall styling framework, improve code clarity, and ensure a more consistent user interface across the application.