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Subject:Re: Firefox 3 displays pieces of desktop background
From:Kevin Oberman (ober@es.net)
Date:Nov 17, 2008 6:35:36 am
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-x11

Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:10:29 +1300 From: Mark Kirkwood <mar@paradise.net.nz> Sender: owne@freebsd.org

I'm on 7.1 Prerelease refreshed a few days ago. I've noticed that Firefox 3 (3.0.4, but 3.0.3 was the same) displays snippets from ones desktop on some webpages (yahoo and youtube being the 2 most recent).

I've tried to get together a simple test page to illustrate what is happening and put it here:

http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/markir/test.html

This should display some text on a grey background (which it does in Epiphany for instance). However in Firefox 3 it uses my desktop background as the web page background in some strange way. Any ideas?

I have also seen this with Firefox 3. I see it often. It's not an image rendering issue or anything like that. It's a portion of the window filled by a copy of something else on the display. I even see it on simple table displays.

http://www-metdat.llnl.gov/cgi-pub/metdat/dev/do_reports.pl?REPORT_LLNL_1_ACT_BARO_PRES=1&barunits=mb&dewunits=C&REPORT_LLNL_1_INC_SOL_RAD=1&REPORT_LLNL_2_PK_WND_GUST=1&windgustunits=ms&REPORT_LLNL_1_PRECIP=1&precipunits=inches&REPORT_LLNL_1_REL_HUM=1&REPORT_LLNL_2_TEMPERATURE=1&tempunits=C&REPORT_LLNL_2_WND_DIR=1&winddirunits=degrees&REPORT_LLNL_2_WND_SPD=1&windspeedunits=ms&startMonth=11&startDay=16&startYear=2008&endMonth=11&endDay=17&endYear=2008&datesearch=Generate+Report+with+These+Values

I see it on both my laptop and my desktop systems and, even if I click STOP before any artifacts are shown, they still start to appear and continue to get worse until the display is unreadable.