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I'm still driving 88.0.11, last version before the UI re-design. I have a current version installed in parallel as well to keep an eye on things. One problem I

I'm still driving 88.0.11, last version before the UI re-design. I have a current version installed in parallel as well to keep an eye on things. One problem I have with some applications these days, and now Firefox as well, the techniques they use internally affect rendering which I find gives me more eyestrain. 88 is comfortable for me to use, 99 is tiring. Maybe it promotes too much acutance around letters, I don't know, but it seems like it's flickering subtly like a refresh rate. I've had this problem with other browsers too, sometimes it is fixed by newer versions. It's frustrating.

akdor1154 5y ago
Maybe there's something funny going on with your graphics stack? I think WebRender got enabled by default in 91/92, it's possible that draws in a different way. I doubt WebRender itself is to blame (though it's possible) - there is so much other stuff that can go wrong with the layers of graphics code between a browser and your screen, and GPU drivers and differences in text rendering between different methods would be the first thing I'd suspect.