What's Chrome like for emissive associated alpha?pic.twitter.com/GJ1vKErOVi
Oh no. Firefox is using nearest neighbor chroma upsampling. Literally unusable. I'm going back to Chromium.pic.twitter.com/V1Vxu1Dwnq
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Let's just say that you were just looking for a reason to go back to Chromium.
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I'm actually enjoying Firefox's containers, but this one is going to annoy me enough to at least want to always use Chromium for YouTube...
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This is nerdsniping me into digging up the code for it, I wonder if they've discussed this. <video>? What platform? Happen to have any guesses where to look?
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Linux/Gentoo/amd64/Intel. Here's a test case. First screenshot is ffplay, second is Firefox (both scaled x4). Look at the diagonals in particular. Can't take a Chromium one right now since Chromium crashes when opening it for me now
https://mrcn.st/t/chromatest_420.mp4 …pic.twitter.com/W7pHi56RLy
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This is libyuv's gross upscaling, you'll get it on Chromium too on software paths. The difference is that Chromium defaults to its OpenGL path on Linux, whereas Firefox doesn't.
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Can I make Firefox switch to an OpenGL path that doesn't do this?
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