Hello
when i have a window with a white background on the desktop and watch a YouTube video on the mini-player or the theater mode,there’s kind of an vertical flickering rectangle on a portion of the video itself(usually on it’s left or right side);it’s like the color is unsteady.
but on full screen mode it’s fine with either of the player’s size.
on the other hand,with a black background window(like my dolphin is set right now),then it’s all fine.
i tried disabling translucency in the windows settings,but it doesn’t help.
it’s nothing major as i just make sure there are no open windows on my desktop while on YouTube,but i thought I’d share/report.
That’s interesting. Do you have any firefox plugins for canvas blocking or fingerprinting? Those extensions sometimes make Youtube or other sites look.
not sure if the ones i have are considered canvas or fingerprinting blockers but I’ll list them:
umatrix,ublock origin,decentraleyes,noscript.https everywhere,temporary containers(cookie auto delete).
this wasn’t occurring in windows with the same add-ons.
It is likely a bug with Firefox. You can report Mozilla bugs here. I would try reinstalling Firefox or try installing Firefox Developer Edition to see if you have the same issue with that.
so you don’t have this issue…
what if you open pamac(assuming it’s a white window and not dark themed)leave it on the desktop and try to watch a youtube video on the two smallest screen options?(it’s usually more visible with lower quality videos).