Firefox... taming the beast part 2 !!

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  1. Anak
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    Anak said:
    Maybe it's FF's way to enter tunneling for the security. I'll read your other links later.
    I viewed the white flash video and that's what I see, but again, only on startup and I haven't tried to force it.
    It looks like you found out you could force its appearance by clicking on different tabs quickly, scrolling/clicking, and different points on the FF dsktp, the flash is similar to the one's at 0:18, 0:19, 0:20, 0:23 not the brief flashes like 0:29. It's intense.

    I wonder if the forcing action causes FF to think that, that is a nefarious action and it's flashing in defense. On startup it would be intense b/c startup is the initial action to lay the tunnel.

    I'll get to the rest of your info at my leisure, if I get any . . . .

    p.s. if this flash thing gets involved do you think you or I should start a new thread or is there one already out there that you could point me to?

    p.p.s. I made no changes to your chrome folder and I'm liking it more an more, one thing though, I have relearn to get used to the minimalized spacing in all the context menus |
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  3. Ghot
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    Anak said:
    I wonder if the forcing action causes FF to think that, that is a nefarious action and it's flashing in defense. On startup it would be intense b/c startup is the initial action to lay the tunnel.

    No. In practice, it just happens randomly. I just did multiple clicks to show the flash AND keep the video small.

    Setting fission.autostart to False, stops the flashes completely. But after reading the description of what Fission... is, I decided it was probably better to leave fission.autostart set to True.


    Introducing Firefox's new Site Isolation Security Architecture - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
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  4. ThrashZone
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    Just a tab browsing or new window thing.
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  6. Ghot
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       New #64

    ThrashZone said:
    Just a tab browsing or new window thing.


    From the bug reports... it seems to hit different folk in different ways.
    See the links under the 1st vid in post #59

    Apparently, this is what is happening...

    Page loads flickers and shows visible redraws (due to too-early paint unsuppression?)

    For ME... it ONLY happens on ElevenForum
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  7. ThrashZone
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    It happens every where if you open links in a new tab or window.
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  8. Ghot
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       New #66

    ThrashZone said:
    It happens every where if you open links in a new tab or window.


    Not to me.
    It affects different folks... differently. And it is random as well.
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  9. Callender
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    I don't use dark mode/ dark theme and don't get white flashes. I did read that this might help:

    Fix White Flash in Dark Mode in Firefox | Quasi Engineer
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  10. ThrashZone
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    Yep dark mode makes it very obvious otherwise a nonissue.
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  12. OldMike65
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    ThrashZone said:
    Yep dark mode makes it very obvious otherwise a nonissue.
    Interesting I have not seen any flashes and I run dark mode.
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  13. steve108
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    OldMike65 said:
    Interesting I have not seen any flashes and I run dark mode.
    Same here
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