Green box appears above/below web components when scrolling
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I took a slow-mo video of what happens and you can view it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hiao3IeNFGfVgrPlc3XS7WLYXIWsWj2s/view
In short, when I scroll on my windows 10 x64 PC with Chrome 72, a green box comes out of the opposite way I'm scrolling for a split second and then disappears. It is absolutely driving me nuts.
- This has happened with a completely different hardware config (a laptop) but the same windows 10 image. This is a desktop PC that I am currently on (GTX 1080)
- This has happened with previous versions of Chrome
- A similar thing happens with IE and Firefox but with different colors and different hide speeds
- Its not limited to one website, it happens on pretty much every website
- I have tried disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome to no avail
Any suggestions as what it could be and potentially how to disable it? Thank you!
windows-10 scrolling
asked Feb 27 at 15:43
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I took a slow-mo video of what happens and you can view it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hiao3IeNFGfVgrPlc3XS7WLYXIWsWj2s/view
In short, when I scroll on my windows 10 x64 PC with Chrome 72, a green box comes out of the opposite way I'm scrolling for a split second and then disappears. It is absolutely driving me nuts.
- This has happened with a completely different hardware config (a laptop) but the same windows 10 image. This is a desktop PC that I am currently on (GTX 1080)
- This has happened with previous versions of Chrome
- A similar thing happens with IE and Firefox but with different colors and different hide speeds
- Its not limited to one website, it happens on pretty much every website
- I have tried disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome to no avail
Any suggestions as what it could be and potentially how to disable it? Thank you!
windows-10 scrolling
asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
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I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58
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I took a slow-mo video of what happens and you can view it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hiao3IeNFGfVgrPlc3XS7WLYXIWsWj2s/view
In short, when I scroll on my windows 10 x64 PC with Chrome 72, a green box comes out of the opposite way I'm scrolling for a split second and then disappears. It is absolutely driving me nuts.
- This has happened with a completely different hardware config (a laptop) but the same windows 10 image. This is a desktop PC that I am currently on (GTX 1080)
- This has happened with previous versions of Chrome
- A similar thing happens with IE and Firefox but with different colors and different hide speeds
- Its not limited to one website, it happens on pretty much every website
- I have tried disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome to no avail
Any suggestions as what it could be and potentially how to disable it? Thank you!
windows-10 scrolling
asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
101
I took a slow-mo video of what happens and you can view it here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hiao3IeNFGfVgrPlc3XS7WLYXIWsWj2s/view
In short, when I scroll on my windows 10 x64 PC with Chrome 72, a green box comes out of the opposite way I'm scrolling for a split second and then disappears. It is absolutely driving me nuts.
- This has happened with a completely different hardware config (a laptop) but the same windows 10 image. This is a desktop PC that I am currently on (GTX 1080)
- This has happened with previous versions of Chrome
- A similar thing happens with IE and Firefox but with different colors and different hide speeds
- Its not limited to one website, it happens on pretty much every website
- I have tried disabling hardware acceleration in Chrome to no avail
Any suggestions as what it could be and potentially how to disable it? Thank you!
windows-10 scrolling
windows-10 scrolling
asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
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asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
101
asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
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asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
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asked Feb 27 at 15:43
dangerisgodangerisgo
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I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58
|
show 4 more comments
I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58
I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58
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I don't see a green box. I only see the separator lines turning green during the scroll and an artifact on the screen from the last green line not yet being erased. Is this the problem?
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:12
Yes, the green that shows on the tops and bottoms of the boxes.
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 16:40
I don't think that there is a solution. This relates to the way that Chrome refreshes the screen, and you can't control it. The most you can do is complain on the Chromium forum, but even if some developer decides to do something about it, it will take time.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 16:44
Then how come it affects both FF and IE too? And how come its only this PC/Windows image? It doesn't affect any of my home PCs or other PC. If it was a chrome issue, I should have seen this on other PCs at some point
– dangerisgo
Feb 27 at 18:14
Different hardware behaves differently.
– harrymc
Feb 27 at 18:58