[Gemini wrote this report - I'm not knowledgeable about the issues in question.]
On mobile devices with high-density displays - in my case, Google Pixel 9a - the Solo theme navigation menu icon (the burger menu) renders unevenly. The bottom line appears noticeably thicker than the top line. This appears to be a sub-pixel rendering artifact caused by using 1px height CSS pseudo-elements for the lines rather than an SVG. Rebuilding the icon using an SVG, or adjusting the container geometry to force alignment to the physical pixel grid, would likely resolve the anti-aliasing bleed.
[Gemini wrote this report - I'm not knowledgeable about the issues in question.]
On mobile devices with high-density displays - in my case, Google Pixel 9a - the Solo theme navigation menu icon (the burger menu) renders unevenly. The bottom line appears noticeably thicker than the top line. This appears to be a sub-pixel rendering artifact caused by using 1px height CSS pseudo-elements for the lines rather than an SVG. Rebuilding the icon using an SVG, or adjusting the container geometry to force alignment to the physical pixel grid, would likely resolve the anti-aliasing bleed.