Interestingly enough, Microsoft has not gone through the same diligence with Edge, and I had to uncheck their ‘Use hardware acceleration’ option.

While I’ve never observed this issue in any stable release of Google Chrome, it was well obvious to me from their detailed GPU-related settings that they have carefully disabled certain parts of GPU-accelerated rendering for certain GPU/drivers. I’m new to Waterfox, but I’ve known this blur for years from… Microsoft Edge!įrom what I’ve known, this has nothing to do with Windows dpi scaling and everything to do with the browser’s accelerated rendering incompatibility with certain GPUs and their drivers. The only choices there are 'All Windows' and 'Quit.'ĭid I do something incorrect when I made the. Waterfox Classic will still not permit me to make it a favorite by right-clicking on the icon. I read the instructions on how to do this, and here is the file I created:ĥ Exec=/home/kathleen/waterfox-classic/waterfoxĦ Icon=/home/Kathleen/Pictures/waterfox icon.jpeg I did some reading and discovered I had to create a file called sktop and place it in the folder. When I ran the 'gsettings' command to show the order of all my launcher icons so that I could rearrange the order via terminal, the Waterfox Classic program did not show up at all. It's also stuck in that position at the very bottom of the launcher. Thereafter it's been on the launcher at the very bottom, and right-clicking shows I cannot make it a favorite. In order to start the program initially, I had to go into the Waterfox files and click the executable. However, Waterfox Classic 2020.07.1 has given me a big problem. Chrome gave me no trouble, and I can mark it as a 'favorite,' which allows me to rearrange its position on the launcher.

Early this week I installed Ubuntu 20.04.1, a fresh installation.

Instal Waterfox Current G5.1.10