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Firefox slow and stuttery on 2nd screen #5973
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it's 0.40 xD Anyways, since this is a regression (even though you marked it wrongly as a bug) please do a bisect: https://wiki.hyprland.org/Crashes-and-Bugs/#bisecting-an-issue |
I can do the bisect. Yeah the perf dropped so drastically I figured it's a bug, thanks for correcting. |
I realized I had built from main from commit b0861b6, I have updated the issue accordingly. |
Is not slow, for some reason firefox only refreshes when the cursor moves or when another application in the same monitor redraws itself. |
Can confirm, happens to me too. Last working commit is e4e8406 |
For me, this only happens when I fullscreen firefox (maximize and fakefullscreen works fine) |
I experience the same behavior. |
Can anyone check if #6010 fixes the issue? |
Yes It does for me |
closing then |
Hyprland Version
System/Version info
This is not the commit I built the faulty Hyprland from! I have already rolled back my system from the faulty commit. The rest of the info is accurate though. The faulty system was built from b0861b6.
Bug or Regression?
Regression
Description
Using Firefox on my 2nd (secondary) monitor was unusably slow. Typing in the search bar, playing videos etc. had huge lag. When I switched to first monitor the problem disappeared. When I rolled back from b0861b6 to latest commit in tag 0.39.1 the problem on the 2nd screen vanished.
How to reproduce
When using Hyprland b0861b6 with 2 monitors attached, open Firefox on the 2nd (secondary) window and use it in a general way, watch Youtube, browse etc.
Crash reports, logs, images, videos
No response
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