Closed BuryTomorrow12 closed 1 year ago
If it also happens on YouTube, I can't see a relation to AS. Extensions can only run scripts on url patterns specified in the manifest, and AS doesn't even have host permissions for youtube.com. Hardware acceleration could play a part, since iirc Chrome had similar issues a few years ago, so it's likely an issue with Opera.
If it also happens on YouTube, I can't see a relation to AS. Extensions can only run scripts on url patterns specified in the manifest, and AS doesn't even have host permissions for youtube.com. Hardware acceleration could play a part, since iirc Chrome had similar issues a few years ago, so it's likely an issue with Opera.
I understand, and I usually would 100% agree with you on this. But if I disable AS, the issue doesn't come up, neither on youtube nor steam's store page videos.
Sadly, I tried but couldn't reproduce. I suggest testing on a new, unmodified browser profile, with only AS installed.
Expected Behavior
Play a web video on full screen mode without it moving as if it was "shaking", like moving to the side and back to original position repeatedly, in rapid successions.
It's a bit hard of explaining without seeing it happen, but the video playback displaces to the right and crops a portion of it, then comes back to center position. This happens many times a second.
Actual Behavior
When playing a web video on full screen mode, said video "shakes", constantly tilting between centered position and moving to the right.
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