Lurtz wrote:No I mean the checkerboarding that comes from APZ - so whole white non painted areas while scrolling.
Sorry. In that case I can not offer any help. I don't see what your problem is.
The first official 20171113 builds are out
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Sorry. In that case I can not offer any help. I don't see what your problem is. I got this in the beta channel: Firefox Version: 57.0 | Build ID: 20171112125346 | Update Channel: beta
Probably the same as will be in release tomorrow. Mark H.
My Firefox Config To answer my own question about Nightly 'double daily updates' I just received a second update today.
thats been like that for months now, nothing new.
Months? Really? I seem to remember it being started just several weeks ago. And my original question was if it would continue. But thanks for the input.
you could be right , weeks ago, i like to exagerate from time to time ![]() Linux Nightly 20171114 build is out.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:59.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/59.0 ID:20171114100042 Linux Desktop - AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 455 3.3GHz | 8.0GB RAM | GeForce GT 630
Windows Notebook - AMD A8 7410 2.2GHz | 6.0GB RAM | AMD Radeon R5 Is it me or is Webrender really functioning very well in the latest build? (The scrolling is smooth and the font rendering seems fixed)
Holy crap! You're right. This is night and day. Reddit pages scroll like crap and certain pages still have chromatic fonts, but this is different. Latest: Firefox/59.0.2 *ESR/52.7.3 - Mobile/59.0.2 - Thunderbird/52.7.0
Nightly: Nightly/60.0a1 - Mobile/60.0a1 - Daily/60.0a1
To be fair, reddit pages scroll like crap for me anyway with it disabled Micro gaming box: AMD A10-7800 APU, 8gb RAM M350 ITX case (size of a book), Windows 10/Ubuntu
Tablet/Laptop: Asus Transformer T100, Intel Atom 2GB RAM, Windows 10 x86 Mobile:Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 Pro Excuse me. A couple questions?
Is Webrender enabled in Nightly by default? If yes how can it be confirmed? If not what enables it? Thanks.
No, it is not enabled by default. To enable it, set gfx.webrender.enabled and gfx.webrender.blob-images to true. If you're on Linux, set layers.acceleration.force-enabled to true and I highly recommend creating the boolean preference layers.gpu-process.enabled and setting it to true as well. Note that if extensions.webextensions.remote is set to true, WebRender will not work on Linux.
Thank you. My bad. I should have mentioned a Win Os.
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