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Created attachment 474878 [details] BBC News site showing visual corruption. Just upgraded from webkitgtk-1.3.6-1 to webkitgtk-1.3.10-1 and I've started seeing visual corruption in Epiphany & Midori when navigating between pages using the back & forward buttons. For example, visiting http://news.bbc.co.uk/ and clicking on a random story, then on the back button, I see what's in the attached screenshot. The corruption vanishes when scrolling or switching windows. I'm using Compiz with an Intel video card.
You were not seeing this at all with 1.3.6? If you disable compiz/go back to metacity does the problem stop? I wonder if the new webkit is somehow tickling a intel video driver bug. ;(
I've just downgraded to 1.3.6 to be sure and no, it definitely appeared with 1.3.10. I assume you're not able to reproduce it easily? It doesn't happen all the time, but it's fairly reproducible on the BBC news site. Disabling compiz doesn't help, but I can't rule out an Intel issue. The only two desktops I have access to both have Intel video cards (Mac mini & Aspire One).
Well, I am in fact seeing corruption here, but it's in all applications since I switched to rawhide. ;) I don't have a non virt f14 machine around to test for only webkitgtk corruption. ;( I'll see if I can find any info out about this upstream...
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