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Hello All,
Hope you're doing well,
Recently, I've updated Microsoft Edge Browser and it frequently gets blurred automatically. After some time, It gets back to normal. When I checked this problem on the Internet, It asked me to turn off Hardware Acceleration in my Browser.
I turned off & restarted the browser but I am still facing the same problem. I've attached a screenshot of how it looks. Could anyone help me fix this issue ASAP?
Thank You :)
Regards,
Advaith N Aithal
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I'm seeing the same issue, but only since Teams updated to the latest version ('New Teams'). Maybe a coincidence, but a bit suspicious!
Same here; started after Teams updated to "New Teams".
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It is only in the windows in the browser instance which is logged into an "enterprise" account. Mine seems to triggered/toggled as I have a full screen RDP on the other screen .. I go off-full-screen the blur is removed again..
It seems to be a "feature" - like a privacy screen filter which is controlled by the "enterprise" - which is not fully ready yet ( i.e. it has issues )
same issue - annoying , really annoying!
Same issue here! This started maybe a week ago and I thought it was related to how Windows 10 does a focus assist mode that you could turn on and off. A lot of yall seem to be saying it's a browser issue, which I'm kind of glad to hear that's it's out of my control.
I've been using an external GPU and a secondary monitor, so I thought that was the cause.
I'm glad to have found this!