If Chrome is having trouble displaying visual elements on the screen, disabling hardware acceleration may fix the problem. Here's how.
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How to disable hardware acceleration in Google Chrome and Firefox?
In Google Chrome, hardware acceleration is a feature that allows the browser to access the device's graphics card to speed up certain processes, thereby improving the overall user experience when browsing the web on Windows 11, 10, macOS or Linux.
However, depending on your device configuration, hardware acceleration may negatively impact your experience by preventing visual elements on the screen from displaying correctly.
Disabling hardware acceleration may resolve this issue if menus and dialog boxes are not rendering as expected.
