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Poking at https://subscriptions.firefox.com/subscriptions in devtools, I'm noticing some CSS rules that are supposedly defined in .scss files, but if I click through, I end up seeing a completely different bit of CSS, and the CSS that I was looking for is nowhere to be found.
Steps to reproduce
Have a subscription to e.g. Mozilla VPN service (probably required for this web page to load in such a way to trigger this bug, though I'm not sure)
Right-click your username next to the profile avatar photo and choose "Inspect"
Notice some CSS rule that's shown as being defined in a .scss file, e.g. the one for #fxa-settings-profile-header .card-header that starts with font-size: 20px;
Click the name of the stylesheet next to that rule, in this case _avatar.scss:18
Expected result
I should end up looking at that rule in the .scss file.
Actual result
I ended up seeing some completely different line in the .scss file. The line that I quoted above, font-size: 20px, doesn't seem to exist at all in the .scss file.
Environment
Firefox Nightly 121 and Chrome 120 "dev" on Ubuntu 23.10
Description
Poking at https://subscriptions.firefox.com/subscriptions in devtools, I'm noticing some CSS rules that are supposedly defined in
.scss
files, but if I click through, I end up seeing a completely different bit of CSS, and the CSS that I was looking for is nowhere to be found.Steps to reproduce
.scss
file, e.g. the one for#fxa-settings-profile-header .card-header
that starts withfont-size: 20px;
_avatar.scss:18
Expected result
I should end up looking at that rule in the .scss file.
Actual result
I ended up seeing some completely different line in the .scss file. The line that I quoted above,
font-size: 20px
, doesn't seem to exist at all in the .scss file.Environment
Firefox Nightly 121 and Chrome 120 "dev" on Ubuntu 23.10
I think this sort of thing is an indication that we've got some invalid source-map info in our CSS file -- in this case, in https://subscriptions.firefox.com/static/css/main.0bd2978c.css which is the actual CSS file being used here.
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