> Aside from all extensions (not plug-ins), Safe Mode also disables hardware > various versions? Please be sure to start each in a brand new profile, so as > Could you find out when the problem first manifested itself by testing the Double-click and set its value to direct2d,cairo Double-click 1_1 to set its value to false Click the “I'll be careful, I promise!” button to bypass the warning. Paste the following into the location bar, then press Enter. > Can you reproduce the issue when you do the following? Paste the clipboard contents in a comment here. Click the “Copy text to clipboard” button. Type about:support into the location bar, then press Enter. > Please start Firefox normally, then do the following: (In reply to Gingerbread Man from comment #8) If starting in a new profile didn't help, then using the Refresh Firefox feature wouldn't help either. > I can't afford resetting Firefox as that would destroy too many settings, > I also tried to start Firefox with a new profile - still same problem. > However, starting Firefox in "safe mode" seems to avoid the problem!Īside from all extensions (not plug-ins), Safe Mode also disables hardware acceleration. > I tried to disable *all* Plugins and Extensions in Firefox - without any > The page worked fine up to one of the newer Firefox versions (33? I can'tĬould you find out when the problem first manifested itself by testing the various versions? Please be sure to start each in a brand new profile, so as not to corrupt your current profile.
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Click the “I'll be careful, I promise!” button to bypass the warning.ģ. Paste the following into the location bar, then press Enter.Ģ. Paste the clipboard contents in a comment here.Ĭan you reproduce the issue when you do the following?ġ. Click the “Copy text to clipboard” button.ģ. Type about:support into the location bar, then press Enter.Ģ. Please start Firefox normally, then do the following:ġ. Still, also the Firefox UI sometimes shows minor rendering problems. Unfortunately I have no URL of a public web page to give you right now.ĩ9% of public web pages work fine though. The problem is prominent with the mentioned Intanet page (will attach test case) but sometimes also happens on other, public web pages. Also, CSS hover effects (box shadow) randomly influence graphics on the same page that are however not affected by the CSS changes. Graphics (icons) on that page are not being displayed correctly. I hoped that the bug will be fixed but now with Firefox 38.0.1 I still have the same issue (which remained with all versions in between). The page worked fine up to one of the newer Firefox versions (33? I can't remember exactly). Open a Intranet launch page that's basically a collection of URLs. By leveraging the power of the GPU, you can speed up the loading of web pages containing lots of graphics and multimedia content.Stripped-down version of the problematic Intranet page (testcase) The rendering engine of Firefox has been enhanced with a new graphic profile able to make more definite and vivid colors of digital photos posted online.Even new Firefox 7 takes advantage of hardware to speed up the loading of graphics inserted in web pages.
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