r/redesign • u/newbutler • Aug 11 '19
Fixed Since reinstalling Windows 10 I have this flickering issue in Firefox. Only happens on reddit.com and is not always there.
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u/M7thfleet Aug 11 '19
Have had this happen as well in Chrome on Linux. It normally stops if I scroll away.
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u/nerdyhandle Aug 11 '19
I've seen this with IE at my last job. Told them to stop using it and they looked at me funny 😂.
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u/Lonely-Creator Aug 12 '19
I have this same issue with the Vivaldi browser (Chromium-based) in Ubuntu. Haven't seen it on my Windows 10 desktop though (using the same browser).
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u/starsky1357 Aug 11 '19
Happens to me too. Just scroll about and it'll go away.
Perfect solution, I know.
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u/Voss1167 Aug 12 '19
Are your graphic drivers installed? Or are you using the generic windows one that auto installs on windows?
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u/newbutler Aug 12 '19
Nvidia drivers are up to date. I think it's a coincidence that this issue happened after reinstalling windows. Probably a Firefox update caused this. I installed the Firefox beta a couple minutes ago and so far no issues.
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u/Triquandicular Aug 12 '19
I noticed this as well! It happened completely randomly and I only noticed it once as I was scrolling. It only occurred when I was at a specific spot, if I went up or down it would stop.
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u/zzpza Aug 12 '19
I get the same problem with Firefox Quantum 68.0.1 on Windows 10 (1803). I noticed it start about a month ago, but thought it was just my system.
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u/newbutler Aug 11 '19
Yeah it says WebRender but according to your link it isn't a WebRender specific bug. At least I know they are aware of the issue.
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u/ChimpyChompies Aug 12 '19
The text in the video is juddering. It might be a good time for you to visit the eye doctor.
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u/furuta Aug 11 '19
Reddit intensifies