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Graphics error on Intel videocards #428

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Sen-nin opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 6 comments
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Graphics error on Intel videocards #428

Sen-nin opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 6 comments

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@Sen-nin
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Sen-nin commented Apr 24, 2024

It looks like images and texts are extended downwards in a funny way on Mypal68 Version 68.14.0b. This seems to happen everywhere not just at Duck, but every website and blog.

funny-screen-produced-by-mypal68 14 0b-2

funny-screen-produced-by-mypal68 14 0b-3

@IP-CAM
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IP-CAM commented Apr 24, 2024

I cannot confirm this on my latest Version 14.0b Browser, you should add a link to a page, where such exists.

@RamonUnch
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try to disable layers.allow-d3d9-fallback in about:config or try to disable hardware acceleration altogether.

@Feodor2
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Feodor2 commented Apr 24, 2024

Certainly error with the graphics, did you read release notes, I think not otherwise this posting will be not needed.
Mind you care to tell your video card model (troubleshooting information)

@Sen-nin
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Sen-nin commented Apr 25, 2024

Doesn't matter where anyway, because it happened everywhere. (It is the DuckDuckGo image search in case you must know.)
But:
about:config
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layers.allow-d3d9-fallback
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false

solved the problem. Thanks.

Feodor2, I read your release notes, but I did not realize this would happen. I thought that what you meant was something other than this.

May I suggest that you write the release notes in Russian, but in a careful writing style, plus the normal English release notes?
I think you could, but if not, in Ukrainian. Russian is the first choice because it can be easily translated into English by machine translation. It cannot be translated into Japanese easily. But I will carefully read both English and Russian release notes, analyze them, and explain what is needed to know to Japanese users coming to download this browser at my website in a way Japanese users would understand it. Toggling about:config items is something very difficult, let's say something like acrobatics, for the average Japanese users so they need good guidance. After all it is an all-English browser. For that matter, I need to understand this browser as deeply as possible. In my humble opinion, this thread would be useful in that light.

The computer I used at this time is ThinkPad X201i, and the graphics chip it uses is "Intel HD Graphics."

I have been hospitalized since a few weeks ago, and I will probably stay hospitalized for another several weeks unless I perish here. Until then I cannot test this browser on any of my other computers. So, the small and light-weight X201i is the only one with me right now.

@Feodor2
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Feodor2 commented Apr 26, 2024

So this is about Intel only and I know an option that fix this but hinders performance
You may decide whats better for you: without hw acceleration or with it and the option layers.enable-tiles
May be I am to add restriction for hwaccel with Intel graphics

easily translated into English by machine

Please don't :I see russian aliexpres always fails miserably, and it makes me laugh, yes my english may be bad too, but that release notes I have written myself and think good enough, if you never seen graphics errors then you know it now.

Once a great meme
https://newsmuz.com/news_5_1784.htm

@Feodor2 Feodor2 changed the title Images and texts are extended downwards on 14.0b Graphics error on Intel videocards Apr 26, 2024
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Feodor2 commented May 4, 2024

From 68.14.1 Intel for Direct9 are blacklisted, but you can enable it by layers.acceleration.force-enabled

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