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Black and or white rectangles on web pages

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Tony
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I get black and or white rectangles on web pages as I scroll or move the cursor. Some times they obscure what is on the page, sometimes a ghost of what is underneath shows through, sometimes they are like a layer between page components. I've attached a couple of screenshots to show some of the problems. I've reset Firefox but it made no difference. Any suggestions? Rhanks Tony

PC Acer Spin SP513-55N OS Windows 11 22H2 Firefox 119 build 20231019122658

I get black and or white rectangles on web pages as I scroll or move the cursor. Some times they obscure what is on the page, sometimes a ghost of what is underneath shows through, sometimes they are like a layer between page components. I've attached a couple of screenshots to show some of the problems. I've reset Firefox but it made no difference. Any suggestions? Rhanks Tony PC Acer Spin SP513-55N OS Windows 11 22H2 Firefox 119 build 20231019122658
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Update your graphics drivers from the manufacturer's site.

If that doesn't work, you may need to disable hardware acceleration.

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Update your graphics drivers from the manufacturer's site.

If that doesn't work, you may need to disable hardware acceleration.

Tony
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Zeroknight, thanks for your suggestions. I already had the latest driver, but disabling hardware acceleration did the trick. Thanks Tony

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