Anyone else getting these weird artifacts on websites? - /g/ (#106182297) [Archived: 293 hours ago]

Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:13:27 PM No.106182297
artifacts
artifacts
md5: 898343a47729af5cc2bb7b53671065fa🔍
They're sometimes squares, triangles, spots or dots.
Refreshing clears them away i.e. pic.

It happens on various websites, and the same behavior is happening on another PC I have, so it's not this computer at issue.
Maybe it's a firefox hardware acceleration issue...?
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:14:10 PM No.106182312
index3
index3
md5: f7457361aa1ad0e47e332007ea814a3b🔍
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:15:22 PM No.106182329
the 4chan happenings thread in bant says they are embedded cp
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:30:05 PM No.106182537
>>106182329
It's not the same thing.
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:31:46 PM No.106182562
your gpu is shitting blood its dying of cancer
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:33:37 PM No.106182591
>>106182297 (OP)
Likely a GPU driver bug, for example my AMD driver all kinds of bad behavior (randomly glitching out on random windows and occasionally crashing the whole kernel) if I played a specific video game with it. As long as I didn't play that one specific game with it everyone worked perfectly, and I couldn't be bothered to figure out how to fix it (or submit a bug report to maintainers) so I just played it without the GPU.
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:36:52 PM No.106182631
>>106182591
It only happens on firefox.
Also have the same problem on a separate laptop.
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:41:46 PM No.106182698
>>106182631
If it is on a separate, unrelated laptop then my bet that it is a driver bug is way more likely. If you are using linux check your kernel logs and see if there are any errors, idk about Windows but I think there is some event log software on it for system errors you can check.
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:43:09 PM No.106182712
>>106182698
If you can't find any driver problems then it may be a firefox bug too (heaven knows they fired all the developers for it, I wouldn't be surprised if shit's broken).
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:46:39 PM No.106182751
_a0367b4a-4c2d-40dc-a662-1f1babd78c12
_a0367b4a-4c2d-40dc-a662-1f1babd78c12
md5: 5e791b4eeb96bd74d7e53c8b79d3b11b🔍
>>106182297 (OP)
Are those squares,triangles,spots or dots in the room with us right now?
Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:50:08 PM No.106182792
>>106182698
Do you mean both computers could have the same driver bug?
I'm using Mint on both machines, so I guess I'll have to dig up the driver info and kernel logs....
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Anonymous
8/7/2025, 11:52:00 PM No.106182815
>>106182792
>Do you mean both computers could have the same driver bug?
If they are running the same drivers I don't see why not. If you're using an AMD GPU and it is a bug in amdgpu, why couldn't the same bug show up in another AMD computer?
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Anonymous
8/8/2025, 12:00:17 AM No.106182904
>>106182815
They use Intel drivers. I don't disagree, but why is it only a problem on firefox? And wouldn't more people have this issue?
btw dmesg shows no video errors.
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Anonymous
8/8/2025, 12:06:53 AM No.106182963
>>106182904
It might be a firefox issue then idk, also you'd be surprised how much people will put up with before they ever report it or talk about it online (just look at me and my post about my video game as a textbook example).
Anonymous
8/8/2025, 12:07:51 AM No.106182977
nvidia had a chrome checkerboard visual glitching bug for a while but it seems fixed now