LMAO Pics V. How have we gone 30 minutes without this thread bei..
Just go to the last post in the link, it's vibrating.
this needed a thread
Im using chrome and windows 10 right now here is the proof
https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/58256/18aef56e-e58b-4c25-b501-05b4615277e8/Honeycam 2018-03-26 15-58-53.gif
This looks like 110% zoom, try pressing Ctrl and - at the same time
Twitter stuff shakes for me too, even at 100%.
Well, I found out what's happening. A div is constantly having a style applied to it, then immediately removed, resulting in its height flickering between 454 and 455 pixels.
https://i.imgur.com/wHqSVTs.gifv
You can add this to your css to stop that from happening, but it will likely affect other embedded media, and I don't think all tweets want to be exactly that height either.
.iframely-responsive {
height: 455px !important;
}
I assume someone who works on the site could find the script that is doing this and apply an actual fix.
Oh dear, now I can see why people were having power consumption problems on mobile
I've tried this, but as you said it doesn't fix it for all instances, only these specific ones.
Not a bug. The forums are just excited, and you should be too.
I think I saw this before. I think it will happen on any monitor that isn't using 100% scale in windows. My main monitor is a 4K monitor with 150% scaling and it was getting the jitter in another thread, but my other two monitors are 1080p, no scaling and have no jittering issues.
On the other hand, I'm using a 1080p monitor, no zoom, no scaling and I get the jittering issues (using Chrome). Seems like a relatively easy fix (just removing that constantly applied/unapplied div style).
Seems to only be showing up in chrome for me.
Posting intensifies.
It's not vibrating for me.
Clearly you need to stop smoking drugs, sir.
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