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Device/OS
Windows 10, Firefox, Web Player
(Apologies for posting this in the wrong forum, but there doesn't seem to be a specific forum for the web player.)
My Question or Issue
The top bar (black or purple, depending on page) uses the pointer-events: none CSS property, which allows user interaction with non-visible elements.
When the cursor is hovered over the crosshair in this photo, you can see that the browser identifies this as a link hotspot, and shows the URL in the bottom left corner.
By disabling the pointer-events: none rule, (causing it to reset to pointer-events: auto), the same spot no longer appears as a hotspot, and is not clickable.
Notably, all other elements in the top bar and user menu still function as normal with pointer-events: auto.
Recommend updating the CSS to remove this property from this element.
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