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Corrupt display with _any_ website

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Sinsang
Sinsang
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Hi,

for a few days now Firefox for Android produces garbled output as seen in the attached screenshot (that's supposed to be heise.de). This happens with all websites.

Along with Firefox for Android 88.1.1 I also tried Nightly 210422 17:00, Beta 88.0.0-beta.6 and Klar 8.15.1, all show the same problem. Chrome and the phone's builtin "browser" work fine.

Any help?

Hi, for a few days now Firefox for Android produces garbled output as seen in the attached screenshot (that's supposed to be heise.de). This happens with all websites. Along with Firefox for Android 88.1.1 I also tried Nightly 210422 17:00, Beta 88.0.0-beta.6 and Klar 8.15.1, all show the same problem. Chrome and the phone's builtin "browser" work fine. Any help?
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The problem has apparently been identified as a driver issue in Android 5 with Mali T graphics. Should be fixed in Firefox 88.1.2.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1707283#c22

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Sinsang
Sinsang Question owner
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Follow here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1333248#answer-1408006

Paul
Paul
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Hi

If you open the Android Settings app and select Applications, clear the cache (not data!) from Firefox for Android and other apps on your device. Restart your device and you should find it is resolved.

Sinsang
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Chosen Solution

The problem has apparently been identified as a driver issue in Android 5 with Mali T graphics. Should be fixed in Firefox 88.1.2.

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1707283#c22