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Hmm, perhaps there's some other condition relevant under which the issue still occurs. I tested with Tor Browser on Windows, and there the change I pushed fixed the issue.
I'm using Windows 10, Firefox 128.8.0 ESR, in compact mode, with multi-row tabs below content. The multi-row tabs work fine, and the status bar (in which are my add-on icons) works fine, with the exception that the original status-panel still shows the link progress.
At the bottom of the fake_statusbar_w_bookmarksbar.css file, there is a final group of lines with a comment referring to covering the real statuspanel. I wonder if it is in this area where something needs to be changed, but I don't understand that group of lines, so I leave it in your capable hands.
Sorry, but I don't know what the issue could be. I've been trying all sorts of configurations but I cannot reproduce the issue you are describing anymore. I did find a problem that occurs when letterboxing is enabled and window is somewhat narrow where hovering a link then moves the web-content area - and fixed that though.
The last part of the style that you mentioned shouldn't even be necessary anymore because web-content is covering the statuspanel - this wasn't the case in some older Firefox versions.
Just to add a bit of data: the undesired status updating in the original status panel appears and transitions very quickly when a new link is loaded, so one has to be looking for it. But the same data that appears in the fake status bar, takes quite a bit longer when a new domain is being referenced, because of some issues with DNS lookup that one can find many threads about in Reddit.
But this is a minor annoyance that I can live with until the next ESR update. Thanks for all of your terrific working in creating these amazingly helpful code groups and keeping them updated!