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Github Desktop on Windows 11 Blurry at Random Times #17444
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Thanks for the report @hayhut. We've had some previous reports of this on macOS (#9541), but not Windows. A few questions:
One thing you could try would be to disable hardware acceleration to see if that helps at all. Here's how to do that:
Let us know if that helps at all. |
Disabling hardware acceleration did not help. |
Mystery solved. I opened ClipChamp today and noticed the same issue, and checked my other lesser used Electron apps and saw VS code and Obsidian had the issue. However, I don't have the issue in Slack and Discord. I did some light research and found this comment that resolved my issue by disabling FXAA in Nvidia Control Panel and restarting everything. After that, I am now seeing clearly again. This is seemingly a known Electron issue, so I'll close this issue. |
That's amazing! Thank you so, so much! I couldn't be happier with how quickly you responded and of course, with how perfectly you provided the right answer! |
I tried disabling hardware acceleration and also set Anti-aliasing FXAA to Off. The problem still persists. |
The problem
Github Desktop blurs random parts of the window at differing intensities and at random intervals. Sometimes it is crisp, other times it looks very blurred.
Uninstalling and reinstalling doesn't work, nor does a restart. Only happens on this machine, on both monitors (which have differing resolutions).
Release version
Version 3.3.3 (x64)
Operating system
Windows 11 Pro version 22H2 OS Build 22621.2283 Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22662.1000.0
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Opened Github Desktop and clicked around.
Log files
2023-09-26.desktop.production.log
Screenshots
Additional context
Tried Version 3.3.3-beta2 (x64) for fun, didn't fix my issue.
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