My Highchart Load in IE 10 only after I refresh by pressing f5.
Please let me know how to solve this. Mozilla and Chrome perfect.
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From some days ago, images are not displaying correctly in my browser(chrome). It's displaying with mosaic effect like following screenshot.
Is this virus or what? If virus, how to fix this? (If I refresh page, it displays well, but a few mins later it doesn't display well again.).
Turning off [GPU rasterization] and [hardware acceleration] is worked for me.
(Windows 10 + Chrome v101.x)
Turning off GPU rasterization
Go to chrome://flags
Select 'Disabled' right side of 'GPU rasterization'.
Restart browser.
Turning off hardware acceleration
Go to chrome://settings/system
Move switch off 'Use hardware acceleration when available'.
Restart browser.
I have a html file along with CSS which gets properly loaded in Standalone FireFox browser and also in Web Preview control(Chromium ) for Chrome. Same script does not show up rightly in on GeckoWebBrowser. CSS is not taking effect.
Buttons which are to be stacked vertically are all displayed horizontally aligned.
Currently Ia m using Chromium for Chrome and GeckoFX for Firefox.
Please suggest any other latest web browser control which can be used for Firefox.
Please suggest what could be wrong.
My React page seems to be considerably slower in Firefox than in any other browser. For example if I click on a button to open a filter in Chrome it will take less than a second for the filter to be displayed on the page. If I do the same action in Firefox it takes 2-3 seconds for the filter to be displayed on the page.
Has anyone else ran into this problem? If so what did you do to fix it?
I tried using the React.addons.Perf functions to see if this could point me to the issue. There does seem to be a large gap between the wasted time between FF and Chrome but it still seems like it shouldn't take seconds to display on FF.
Chrome Perf Results
FF Perf Results
Here are the versions of everything I am using:
Firefox ESR v45.7.0
Chrome v56.0.2924.87
React 15.4.0
Update
I ran the profiler in FF to see what was taking so long and it looks like FF is taking most of the time to calculate the layout. Not sure what this means so I'm going to do more research on this.
So the issue was not with react or javascript. I finally figured out that we just had too many deeply nested flex elements. This is what was taking firefox a long time to calculated the layout.
I have a problem with a tinymce editor in a Internet Explorer 8 application we build at work here. It works fine in chrome and firefox but those are the browsers developpers use. In IE8, the buttons are all stacked and i have no clue where to start with to fix the problem.
Here is the image:
PS: Please dont tell me to change browser, i can't overrule technical department for 900 users. It's sad that i'm still stuck with supporting IE8, but thats life!
Found the problem, it was the document mode. I added a meta to force document mode following this QA: Force document mode=IE8 Standards
We have built an app for stock charts with aspx running on a browser. When we open 4 stock charts as separate popup windows, runs great under Chrome. When we add the 5th popup window, Chrome shows a white flash as it updates the chart. Remove the 5th popup chart window and the white flash goes away. This does not occur under Firefox or IE, just Chrome. If we open the charts in tabs instead of popup windows, the white flash does not occur.
Is there some limitation on the number of open popup windows in Chrome and can we get around the limitation somehow?