Theme: Blinking navigation menu
JimTR opened this issue · 31 comments
There appears to be a bug ( I guess this to be a Chrome issue) using the above browser
symptoms are if you try to load a module in the right frame the left frame (menu) flashes with a white background along with the notification Bell image (this gets a white background also) I have not tested this using the windows OS. I posted this just in case some else is getting the same using the same config.
Linux Chrome Version 49.0.2623.108 Ubuntu 16.04 (64-bit) Issue
I use Linux with Chrome and it seems alright for me?
Could you post a screenshot or at best video-screencast please?
Chrome 50 is out, why not upgrade?
This is a new 16.04 install as it is out of the box it comes with that version of chrome ? .... I'll send a video soon
Ok, please do.
Gnome has inbuilt video-recording, at least in Fedora.
Wow. That is strange, my friend!
I will test it on my Macs. Version 18.00 is coming soon. It will have great amount of changes/improvements. Maybe it will resolve itself.
Does it happen in other browsers on the same machine? I look to me like video-drivers issue?
just tried firefox on the same machine no problems at all I also tried opera this does have the issue , this sort of indicates that perhaps it a webkit/blink problem
I would think this is Chrome version specific. Could you install chrome-beta to double check?
I have just tried Version 51.0.2704.29 beta (64-bit) and the prolem is worse, it now flashes about ten times ! I am using the Xorg driver for graphics as there is no support in Ubuntu 16.04 for skylake hardware
Ahh, I see. Anytime I used nouveau on my system everything was flashy and falling apart.
I bet you could reproduce this issue with other web-sites. Find some 'heavy' webiste and try.
I will not be able to help you with that.
Version 18.00 will be much lighter so issue might resolve itself.
I tested some site using Chrome no flashing at all, with one exception if the site contains sliders I do get a slight flash but you really have to look for it .... Playing games on steam (this is very heavy) is rock steady, I guess they must have based the interface on Firefox.
I guess for now I'll use Firefox to view my webmin installs as it does not suffer from the problem. I guess there will a graphics driver written for my hardware at some point
Left menu has transition and other filters allied. This probably causing the issue.
You could try to run Chrome with out GPU acceleration this might help.
You could try to run Chrome with out GPU acceleration this might help.
This has fixed the issue
It's alright now?
I have tested in the stable version and yes it now works as expected, but has thrown another slight display issue ... I'll send another video
new video
out-1.ogv.zip
Yeah, I see. This is definitely software/hardware issue. I had in the past.
Nothing else I can do here.
Good luck.
it is now usable so perhaps I don't need to use a firefox browser after all ... it is odd Firefox works perfect & chrome does not using exactly the same hardware. so I guess the software that is failing is chrome
Firefox doesn't have acceleration enabled, I think this is why issue doesn't happen. I bet you will see it all across your OS unless you install proper drivers.
Take a look and try installing
mesa-vdpau-drivers
or other vdpau- like drivers..
It might work.
Just so you know
Chrome works in the following way using Ubuntu 16.04 with skylark hardware
- turn off acceleration - nearly fixes it
- clear the cache in the theme setup - doing this shows a figure again on the bell if there is an update to do ... this feature did not work until the cache was cleared note Theme cache & not browser cache.
Please note this only effects any chrome based browser so if you are getting this problem and don't wish to use a firefox based browser use the above, with the install of Ubuntu 16.04 Firefox & the Ubuntu browser are installed ... so you can view webmin straight away after install
Thanks for letting know.
In the end there was so much problem with chrome I took the point to use firefox instead as chrome is so unstable .. sometime I get errors other times I don't .... worst error clicking the virtualmin tab as an admin the select box containing the domains you can administer is missing you have to use the list virtual servers link and choose the domain from there. As pointed out earlier in this thread this may be due to a driver problem within the client but this should not happen so you can access the data from any connection from any platform sadly not
This is surely driver problem.
you are 100% right but there is the point that a user logs into there webmin/virtualmin site and gets lots of problems and therefore thinks webmin is a poor product (which it is not) due to the gui not performing as it should. There may be a few people who have upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 with near the same hardware as I have got and discontinue using the product thro bad display. as said before I don't care as I am now aware I need to use firefox
I'll consider making manual about it.
cool
Isn't there proprietary driver for your hardware? It would solve the issue most likely!?
as I said before Ubuntu 16.04 removed the skylark driver from their repositories so therefore you can only use the default one .... if you try to install a different driver Ubuntu just ignores it .. all the advice on drivers you have given using apt-get returns 'at the latest version'