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screen tearing since Firefox Version 89.0

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user3861820
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Hello, setting "layers.acceleration.force-enabled = true" to avoid screen tearing in videos (youtube etc.) worked fine since now, but doesen't work since the latest update to Version 89.0! I have recognized this on two different computers so far. Thank you for your help!

-- Kind regards, Mathias

Hello, setting "layers.acceleration.force-enabled = true" to avoid screen tearing in videos (youtube etc.) worked fine since now, but doesen't work since the latest update to Version 89.0! I have recognized this on two different computers so far. Thank you for your help! -- Kind regards, Mathias

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hamelg1
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The same here : https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1340451#answer-1437404 Please, describe your hardware.

jonzn4SUSE
jonzn4SUSE
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Is there a reason for that version of Firefox? What OS? KDE or Gnome? Make you have the current ffmpegs and libav. Screenshot of what I currently have on my rolling distro.

Modified by jonzn4SUSE