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Created attachment 1690970 [details] dmesg Description of problem: machine locks when using maps.google.com, clicking multiple browser tabs in firefox releases it. also locks sometimes with dnf. Also, windows in this current page's bugzilla report also hang sometimes. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): firefox 76.0.1 How reproducible: maps.google.com, scroll around inside maps until freeze Steps to Reproduce: 1.go to maps.google.com, 2.scroll around inside maps. {freezes} 3.click firefow browser tabs {eventually releases} Actual results: interupted work. Expected results: uninterupted work. Additional info: latest gigaabyte bios 3/09/2018 of z170x-gaming-5 using onboard vga, portable external usb
Switching OFF Wayland and Switching ON X solved the problem on the gigabyte motherboard. No issues at ALL anymore! On my other computer, a laptop, this wasn't even an issue.
Do you see the lag with Firefox only or is it present also with other Wayland based applications? Also as a workaround you can install/use firefox-x11 package which is provided as a fallback.
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