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Disable antialiasing when running in Windows Firefox due to possible Firefox bug #5857
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This should work, although worth noting that users can disable the useragent in Firefox
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Shouldn't we limit to 120 (as opposed to >120) for now?
We don't know when this will be fixed. It's easier to put a stop version when we confirm the fix, vs patching the engine each time a new broken FF is released. |
Firefox 115 esr (basically longer term support) will also have this bug. |
…Firefox bug (#5857) * Disable antialiasing when running in Windows Firefox due to possible Firefox bug * types * only for firefox 120+ * updated to cover esr115 as well --------- Co-authored-by: Martin Valigursky <mvaligursky@snapchat.com>
a workaround for #5856 - disable AA on Windows Firefox
Only handling version 120+ based on userAgent:
When Firefox releases a fix, we'll need to adjust the condition to avoid the workaround from the fixed version.