I changed it via Debian’s Settings app.

I’m using X11 and Gnome.

I have Flatpak Firefox and it’s giving me the same issue as Firefox ESR.

I’m using Firefox ESR because Flatpak Firefox started freezing after a couple of updates and ESR is super stable.

As for my desktop: Gnome - X11

Lowered my monitor’s refresh rate to 60 Hz and it didn’t resolve the issue

Can you run a benchmark, maybe this one

Can you see something strange in about:processes?

I can’t find anything suspicious but here’s a snippet of it:

Can you try it in other browsers?

I used Ungoogled Chromium and it opens the pop-ups smoothly (so Firefox is causing the problem):

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I disabled recommended performance settings and hardware acceleration in Firefox and I’m still experiencing this issue:

Well, I tried to make it work here but due to low upvotes and the fact that Lemmy is not the right medium for this kind of content, I had to move. As another user said, the reason I was getting low upvotes is because I was posting niche content on a niche site.

Can’t remember tbh

Another wish: Polan can into space

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Look, I don’t want to argue for the sake of arguing but this is what I mean. Today I made two posts and within 10-13 minutes the posts made it to the top of the page (with “hot” being the sorting setting). One post got no upvotes and the other one only got one.

Yes, I know that but eventually the new posts used to show up at the top of the page after 1-5 minutes.

Now, new posts don’t show up at the top even after 30 minutes.

They did get to the top up until late last week

I use “hot” as my default sort setting.

Everything was fine until Thursday or Friday of last week.

The sorting setting isn’t the problem.

More info about the fight: https://www.ufc.com/event/ufc-fight-night-december-14-2024#11787

Thanks, this problem appeared randomly for me and also went away randomly.

I was not using it while recording this video.

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Tell me about it, it took me a long time to get out of google’s ecosystem. As cliche as it sounds, you have to do it one step at a time