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Very cool!
I hope this finally gets fixed once and for all on a global level. Triggers me the most. I know it is a theme, skin thing but it would be nice if that can be addressed on a global scale to avoid enforcing theme providers updating their themes.
You may be interested in this video: https://tube.kockatoo.org/w/175b8058-ebf8-4765-8f2b-75a00500b20a
It’s a KDE dev explaining the bug and how work on it is progressing (although it’s not themselves that’s working on it).
TL;DW: There’s still a number of open points and it will likely require themes to be updated.
The theme that you’re using looks opaque, i.e. doesn’t need blur, so maybe the theme author would just need to turn off blur (however that works)…