feat: add background image opacity handling on window focus/blur#485
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feat: add background image opacity handling on window focus/blur#485THEAbhishekjoshi wants to merge 1 commit intozombieFox:mainfrom
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Description
This PR adds support for changing the background image opacity when the browser window loses or gains focus.
On blur: background opacity decreases (according to settings)
On focus: background opacity smoothly transitions back to normal
This helps reduce distraction when the browser is not active and improves overall usability.
Demo
Related Issue
Closes #484
Notes
Tested locally and working as expected.
Implementation uses window.addEventListener("blur", ...) and window.addEventListener("focus", ...)