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Silver Contributor

Jun 25, 2019

Dev channel update to 77.0.197.1 is live

Hello Insiders! Today we released build 77.0.197.1 to the Microsoft Edge Dev channel. We’ve got some new features, many of which you’ve seen over the past week in Canary and have been eagerly waiti...

Brass Contributor

Jun 26, 2019

Is there any ongoing work to solve the visual corruption that pretty much any Chromium-based application seems to suffer from after some minor runtime, when hardware accelerated rendering is enabled? It even affects stock Chrome now.

Because it's sure interesting when text starts to corrupt like bad antialiasing and video content and images from one browser window starts to invade the other one and vice versa. Doesn't really make me want to keep running and testing this.

Drew1903
Silver Contributor
Jun 27, 2019
Glowtape

I have no such issues. Besides Features & Tools concerns not a lot of fault to find with display or performance. Everything works & quite well, looks good, no crashes, no lags and so far have not hit any compatibility issues. Not bad, at all, for such early Builds.

Try removing & re-installing w/ a fresh download; maybe there's some corruption somewhere. The couple of minutes it takes won't do any harm.

Cheers,
Drew
- Glowtape
  Brass Contributor
  Jun 27, 2019
  I'm sure glad that _you_ don't have any issues. Also, reinstalling is one of the first things I've tried.
  
  Anyway, I'm fairly certain that this sort of visual corruption isn't supposed to happen.
  
  --edit: Easily accessible full-res link, because this forum software is annoying:
  
  https://i.imgur.com/qyyMR3q.jpg
alexbal
Brass Contributor
Jun 26, 2019
Glowtape i am having no such issues, it might be specific to your setup? unless you turned on one of the the experimental flags that is off by default, in which case lol - thats why they are off by default....
- Glowtape
  Brass Contributor
  Jun 27, 2019
  I said any Chromium based app with hardware acceleration on (e.g. Discord). And no experimental flags on specifically Edge either.
  
  It's just current Windows 10 with an NVIDIA card and two displays.
  
  And as alluded before, it's not just happening to me.

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