Broken text on tabs

vaygr

Have exact same problem on latest Manjaro with 5.2. Somehow it fixes itself for a few minutes depending on mouse focus, new tabs created / existing tabs closed.

vaygr

@guigirl I'm on X11, and neither of profile / gpu / gpu comp suggestions fixed anything.

vaygr

Reverting to 5.1 fixes the issue.

guigirl

Aha, a clue!

maltazar1
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16 hr. ago

You can fix it by disabling gpu rasterization in flags temporarily
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givbra
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7 hr. ago

disabling gpu rasterization in flags

Thank you. I confirm that disabling GPU rasterization fixes the issue for now ...

vivaldi://flags

GPU rasterization -> Disabled

npro

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DoctorG

@vaygr Downgrade is not advised by Vivaldi, such will crap browser data and cause strange effects.

guigirl

@DoctorG said in Tab text issue in Vivaldi 5.2 on Fedora 36 and Gnome 42:

supposed

supported, i presume?

DoctorG

@guigirl Thanks for hint. Sorry, i meant "advised", i fixed this in posting.

devlprWrk1BLeader

Same problem! Screen was made with default user profile, on others same bug. Its was happens after update ubuntu to 22.04.
hardinfo report

nclaudel

Same issue here, Arch with Gnome on Wayland with Iris Xe graphics.

It worked perfectly before 5.2.

exist2resist

@guigirl said in Broken text on tabs:

@exist2resist Seems all fine here [but i'm only using a VM, not on-metal].

Suggestions:

can you verify in a clean test profile [eg, via vivaldi-stable --profile-directory="NewTestProfile" in terminal]?

Fedora WS session default is Wayland; have you retested in X11?

still in Wayland, try launching your V as a full-W app, not its default Xwayland app mode, by vivaldi-stable --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland?

try launching your V from terminal with either of these switches appended: --disable-gpu or --disable-gpu-compositing?

I do not use Wayland, my default is xorg.
Your suggestions did not help anything still getting the same issue.
Was fine on Fedora 35 prior to upgrading.

Thanks

npro

You are all using Intel Xe Graphics and you have all moved to a newer kernel, newer mesa version etc. Newer is not always better.

you can do one of the following:

try with an older kernel
try with Vulkan instead of GL (assuming you have everything vulkan necessary)

$ vivaldi-stable  --use-vulkan --enable-features=Vulkan

try disabling hardware acceleration or parts as instructed
try living with a basic Vivaldi (without its UI) with

$ vivaldi-stable --disable-vivaldi

try Vivaldi Snapshot (5.3) to see if it is also affected
report the bug to the bugtracker
wait for 5.3 hoping/in case it is not affected
use another browser which is not affected

exist2resist

@npro said in Broken text on tabs:

You are all using Intel Xe Graphics and you have all moved to a newer kernel, newer mesa version etc. Newer is not always better.

you can do one of the following:

try with an older kernel

try with Vulkan instead of GL (assuming you have everything vulkan necessary)
$ vivaldi-stable  --use-vulkan --enable-features=Vulkan
try disabling hardware acceleration or parts as instructed

try living with a basic Vivaldi (without its UI) with
$ vivaldi-stable --disable-vivaldi
try Vivaldi Snapshot (5.3) to see if it is also affected

report the bug to the bugtracker

wait for 5.3 hoping/in case it is not affected

use another browser which is not affected

There is no world where I run a modern browser without hardware acceleration, so that is not an option.
Do you have a link to 5.3 snapshot for rpm package?

npro

@exist2resist said in Broken text on tabs:

Do you have a link to 5.3 snapshot for rpm package?

https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/reset-settings-to-defaults-vivaldi-browser-snapshot-2669-3/