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[MINOR BUG] Page that is first opened just after starting the browser glithes, 124, Vista ExK #726

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T5NH opened this issue Jul 8, 2024 · 3 comments
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T5NH commented Jul 8, 2024

Describe the bug
Page that is first opened just after starting the browser glitches.
The bug doesn't occur if you wait a few seconds before doing anything

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Launch the browser
  2. You can observe flickering of the homepage (another probably related minor glitch.
  3. Quickly open a website
  4. See glitched page

Expected behavior
Page renders without glitches

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  • OS: Windows Vista SP2 x64 Extended Kernel
  • Bitness of browser: x64
  • Browser version: Supermium 124.0.6367.245

Additional context
NVIDIA Quadro M3000m, hardware acceleration disables itself automatically

@T5NH T5NH added the Minor bug A bug that does not break the browser label Jul 8, 2024
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win32ss commented Jul 10, 2024

Have you tried --use-angle=gl? A similar bug to this existed in previous versions (115 and 119), and it was a compositor bug that occurred regardless of renderer, but it was fixed.

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T5NH commented Jul 12, 2024

Have you tried --use-angle=gl?

I've tried it just now, unfortunately it didn't work.
It glitches the same way regardless of which graphics engine I use on #use-angle flag.
Also it's the same with the new release version

btw is graphics acceleration supposed to work at all in Vista right now, because it never did for me and it falls back to software rasterization, so it doesn't get to use any of this OpenGL/DirectX stuff if I'm not mistaken.

about:gpu:
aboutgpu.txt

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T5NH commented Jul 12, 2024

Ok, I've tried some of the soluttions mentioned in #130 (the issue you probably meant)
I enabled #ignore-gpu-blocklist
And the GPU acceleration works now, about:gpu does still show that some features are not enabled like WebGl2 but most of them are and work.

I'm still not sure if I should close this issue yet as there is definitely a bug in software rendering since 124, that can be mitigated by using hardware rendering which is of course better but still idk.

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