As much as I prefer Firefox over Chromium, lack of OpenGL support essentially forced me to switch. To see if it hit you:
about:support will say "GPU Accelerated Windows 0/1 Basic (OMTC)"
1/1 means accelerated.
To override (this leads to terrible artifacts on my machine, but is actually more usable than the default, for me):
Go to about:config and set this to true, then restart:
layers.acceleration.force-enabled
Alternatively, you can kind of work around it by using noscript (javascript often leads to tons of screen redraws per second).
It sounds like they disabled this across the board, due to lack of development resources. Maybe it's time to send some cash to the Mozilla foundation.
As much as I prefer Firefox over Chromium, lack of OpenGL support essentially forced me to switch. To see if it hit you:
about:support will say "GPU Accelerated Windows 0/1 Basic (OMTC)"
1/1 means accelerated.
To override (this leads to terrible artifacts on my machine, but is actually more usable than the default, for me):
Go to about:config and set this to true, then restart:
layers.acceleration.force-enabled
Alternatively, you can kind of work around it by using noscript (javascript often leads to tons of screen redraws per second).
It sounds like they disabled this across the board, due to lack of development resources. Maybe it's time to send some cash to the Mozilla foundation.