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      qilin
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      Hi all,

      I am using 22.04 and am having issues that I did not have on 20.04.

      As posted on another topic, the in-app graphs do not display. Furthermore, the in-app terminal is unreadable and pixelated:

      Terminal_apps.png

      The same happens when I update my avatar for Cloudron. I have tried different image formats and it yields the same results. If I try to revert back to the Cloudron avatar it does not and also just shows a pixelated image as below:

      Login.png

      Any ideas of what the issue could be or if they are all related?

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      • girishG girish

        See https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3268/terminal-garbled-unusable-win10-firefox-latest/13 .

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        @girish @mehdi

        Thank you both for your quick reply.

        I am using the latest librewolf browser on linux

        After reading the link that @girish provided, both issues have been rectified through "allowing" extract canvas data.

        So the issues are solved.

        Thank you very much for the help 🙂

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          Which browser / OS are you using ? Did you try different ones ? I seem to remember a similar issue maybe a year ago, but IIRC it only affected firefox or something. Not sure what the root cause ended up being

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            See https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3268/terminal-garbled-unusable-win10-firefox-latest/13 .

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            • girishG girish

              See https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/3268/terminal-garbled-unusable-win10-firefox-latest/13 .

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              @girish @mehdi

              Thank you both for your quick reply.

              I am using the latest librewolf browser on linux

              After reading the link that @girish provided, both issues have been rectified through "allowing" extract canvas data.

              So the issues are solved.

              Thank you very much for the help 🙂

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              • Q qilin

                @girish @mehdi

                Thank you both for your quick reply.

                I am using the latest librewolf browser on linux

                After reading the link that @girish provided, both issues have been rectified through "allowing" extract canvas data.

                So the issues are solved.

                Thank you very much for the help 🙂

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                @qilin Where can I find that in Firefox?

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                • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

                  @qilin Where can I find that in Firefox?

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                  @humptydumpty

                  There is a double line (=) symbol to the right of the padlock. Its between the padlock and the url bar.

                  Click on it and "allow" extract canvas data

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                    @humptydumpty

                    There is a double line (=) symbol to the right of the padlock. Its between the padlock and the url bar.

                    Click on it and "allow" extract canvas data

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                    @qilin I don't have that in latest librewolf (windows) or ff

                    165ce8e4-682b-4f69-8d5f-11e3ee38edf9-image.png

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                    • humptydumptyH humptydumpty

                      @qilin I don't have that in latest librewolf (windows) or ff

                      165ce8e4-682b-4f69-8d5f-11e3ee38edf9-image.png

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                      @humptydumpty

                      I am not sure about windows since I use Linux but I tried to search a little for an answer. It seems to be related to HTML5 canvasing.

                      Maybe you can try this on FF:

                      Mozilla Support: Firefox protection against fingerprinting

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