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I'm out of ideas on how to fix this, every now and then my Firefox browser gets a random white border around it. Windows 11, no compatibility mode active for the application.
When I maximize and minimize the window it goes away for a while.
One possible hint: This has started to show up after adding a third display (a 4K TV) to my setup. Even if the TV is fully off. But the TV is the only display which has a different resolution scaling active (all other displays are at 100%).
surprised windows 11 is even capable of rendering borders, but yeah that's pretty much what's happening here, looks similar to on 10 when using a theme with borders. I guess whatever is done to hide the borders when maximizing still works, but it showing the borders while not maximized somehow happens despite the theme not being built for it (maybe an issue with DWM?)
Yep, same issue on my work laptop.
Built in display is 4k and my attached monitor is 1080p. When the external monitor reconnects Firefox does that.
Nice rice 😍
Windows has never been able to handle multi-display setups that well especially when the monitors are wildly different.
As for fixing it, maybe try asking !windows11@lemmy.world
Hi there! Looks like you linked to a Lemmy community using a URL instead of its name, which doesn't work well for people on different instances. Try fixing it like this: !windows11@lemmy.world
