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> Windows 10 users with AMD graphics cards It may be worth noting that WebRender was already deployed to Win10/Nvidia users in Firefox 67.
by gjm11 7y ago
> Windows 10 users with AMD graphics cards
It may be worth noting that WebRender was already deployed to Win10/Nvidia users in Firefox 67.
- giancarlostoro 7y agoAh I didn't know this, that makes more sense, I guess they wanted to isolate such a release by GPU to resolve immediate issues per release.
- Santosh83 7y agoWill it also eventually roll out for those with Intel Integrated Graphics?
- helb 7y agoEventually… https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1479781 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1479781 You can enable/disable webrender in about:config if you want to try it out (gfx.webrender.all). I've switched to it on my laptop (HD Graphics 620, Gentoo Linux). So far so good.
- realusername 7y agoOn my case that just results in a black page for every site.
- sametmax 7y agoConfirmed, Ubuntu 16.04 on dell xps works fine, and the added boost in perf is noticeable (or the placebo effect is not).
- the_duke 7y agoWebrender will by the default everywhere ... eventually. Mozilla is just using a conservative, staged rollout to limit the impact of bugs.
- unwrap 7y agoYou can force-enable it in about:config: gfx.webrender.enabled gfx.webrender.all Works fine on my HD4600.