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FireFox completely transparent after update (89 Linux 64bit)

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Patrick
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I thought I'd post it here for other people to find. I run Linux Mint (64 bit) so this may effect Ubuntu as well and potentially other distributions. After the update to version 89 Firefox was COMPLETELY transparent. I saw more of the background than I did of the browser or the websites. After doing some digging around I found I had to enable layers.acceleration.disabled in config:about.

To do this open Firefox and in the address bar type config:about Do a search for layers.acceleration.disabled Double click it to enable it Close firefox and re-open it to verify your transparency is gone.

I hope this helps someone.

I thought I'd post it here for other people to find. I run Linux Mint (64 bit) so this may effect Ubuntu as well and potentially other distributions. After the update to version 89 Firefox was COMPLETELY transparent. I saw more of the background than I did of the browser or the websites. After doing some digging around I found I had to enable layers.acceleration.disabled in config:about. To do this open Firefox and in the address bar type config:about Do a search for layers.acceleration.disabled Double click it to enable it Close firefox and re-open it to verify your transparency is gone. I hope this helps someone.

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Paul
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Hi Patrick

Thank you for your feedback and letting us know about that info.

john
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Thanks Patrick. Was hard to see the config page, but I got it.

Seburo here's a screenshot of the "before" condition. Fyi, I am running Ubuntu 20.04 with a pretty old graphics card -- NVidia Quadro K620, circa 2014.