[Visual bug] White squares show up at random on Opera GX

[j3ikar]

j3ikar last edited by

Hi, i got same problem . At first i taught its GPU driver bug. RTX 2060

[ReelBigDan]

ReelBigDan last edited by

I'm having the same issue on similar hardware:

Ryzen 7 5800X
RTX 3060 Ti
16GB RAM
1080p monitor @ 60Hz

I feel like I see the issue most consistently on websites that generate elements on hover (ex. hover over an image to see tags).

[SquareDisc]

SquareDisc last edited by

I have also been experiencing the same issue for the last month or so, however this only occurs when opera gx window is maximised.

Intel i7 6700k
RTX 3080
64gb RAM
Acer X34 @ 95hz

No overclocking enablled.

[SquareDisc]

SquareDisc last edited by

as an update i enabled RGX and the problem seems to of stopped, hopefully its a permanent fix

[OogaBalooga42]

OogaBalooga42 last edited by

I am having the same bug but I have only seen it when watching Youtube. It started recently in the last two weeks maybe, and it is only on my second display. However that could just be because I only watch videos on my secondary display.

My specs are as follows:
Intel i5 9400f
NVIDIA RTX 2060 Super
16GB RAM
1080p 144hz monitor and a 1080p 60hz monitor

I don't use RGX, my GPU is overclocked, and XMP is enabled. My hypothesis though is that this doesn't have anything to do with hardware and is likely a Nvidia driver bug specific to Opera GX. I would like to know what websites cause this for you guys, and I think that ReelBigDan is probably on to something with the issue stemming from website elements.

[bigkwii]

bigkwii @OogaBalooga42 last edited by

@oogabalooga42 I did some digging around and it's allegedly a Chromium related bug, rather than being specifically a Opera GX thing. Opera GX, along with many other browsers are based on Chromium, so they inherit its bugs in some way. Which sucks, because if that's the case, it means there's not much the GX devs can do.

Though this is mostly just speculation on my part, I haven't tested with other Chromium based browsers. I'm just going by what I've read online.

[bigkwii]

bigkwii last edited by bigkwii

One more thing: I went into opera://flags and noticed that my #use-angle flag was set to Default (Undefined). I set it to OpenGL now. Also, I set #enable-vulkan to Enabled because why not. I'll update after a few days of use to report if the bug is still happening.

[Chrispyy08]

Chrispyy08 @bigkwii last edited by

@bigkwii This is happening in Brave too. This bug or whatever has been happening to me for the past 2-3 weeks, so 3 days ago I swapped to Brave hoping it wouldn't do that too but that also has the same thing as well.

[bigkwii]

bigkwii @bigkwii last edited by leocg

Update: Yup, that seems to have fixed it. Go to opera://flags and set #use-angle to OpenGL or anything that's not undefined

[Jalvega]

Jalvega last edited by

I have this same problem. disabling hardware acceleration improved a lot but did not eliminate

[LionelleDemigold]

LionelleDemigold last edited by

Wanna see something even weirder happening to me?

[AnonimUserUS]

AnonimUserUS @LionelleDemigold last edited by

@lionelledemigold You have both Dark Theme of Youtube and Opera. Turn off either of them, for my liking, i would leave Youtube's only, bc Opera's brokes some grey parts like description. Up to you ofc.

[WhiteShiro]

WhiteShiro @bigkwii last edited by

@bigkwii what do you mean "go to opera://flags ? like type it in the search bar?

[bigkwii]

bigkwii @WhiteShiro last edited by

@whiteshiro yes