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Arrow Buttons Below YouTube Videos are Distorted

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Below any video I watch on YouTube, the arrow next to the "Add To" button and the "Download" button (with the Easy YouTube Video Downloader add-on installed) are distorted. This doesn't happen in Chrome or IE9. This also happened in Firefox 4.0 so it isn't 5.0 specific.

It seems to only be my main computer, it doesn't happen on my notebook (Windows XP). So I am wondering what could it be about my computer that makes this happen. I have tried clearing the cache, using a clean profile and reinstalling Firefox and this has not helped in any way.

Below any video I watch on YouTube, the arrow next to the "Add To" button and the "Download" button (with the Easy YouTube Video Downloader add-on installed) are distorted. This doesn't happen in Chrome or IE9. This also happened in Firefox 4.0 so it isn't 5.0 specific. It seems to only be my main computer, it doesn't happen on my notebook (Windows XP). So I am wondering what could it be about my computer that makes this happen. I have tried clearing the cache, using a clean profile and reinstalling Firefox and this has not helped in any way.

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Solved this right after I posted the question, here's what I did: Unchecked "Use hardware exceleration when available" in Firefox's advanced settings.