> > GMA 950 supports [...] OpenGL 1.4 [...] > > WebRender requires OpenGL 3.2 / OpenGL ES 3.0. * Tearing with "Basic" would be a duplicate of bug 1420712. * Blurry "OpenGL" would be moved to the Graphics component and probably not receiving much attention, as "WebRender" is being rolled out to Linux. * You could try out software rendering with WebRender when it's ready to test. It's on the [roadmap](https://github.com/orgs/FirefoxGraphics/projects/1) and would happen in bug 1548395.
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> > GMA 950 supports [...] OpenGL 1.4 [...] > > WebRender requires OpenGL 3.2 / OpenGL ES 3.0. * Tearing with "Basic" would be a duplicate of bug 1420712. * Blurry "OpenGL" would be moved to the Graphics component and probably not receiving much attention, as "WebRender" is being rolled out to Linux. ("OpenGL" compositing is layers.acceleration.force-enabled;true without enabling any WebRender pref.) * You could try out software rendering with WebRender when it's ready to test. It's on the [roadmap](https://github.com/orgs/FirefoxGraphics/projects/1) and would happen in bug 1548395.
> > GMA 950 supports [...] OpenGL 1.4 [...] > > WebRender requires OpenGL 3.2 / OpenGL ES 3.0. * Tearing with "Basic" would be a duplicate of bug 1420712. * Blurry "OpenGL" would be moved to the Graphics component and probably not receiving much attention, as "WebRender" is being rolled out to Linux. ("OpenGL" compositing is layers.acceleration.force-enabled;true without enabling any WebRender pref.) * You could try out software rendering with WebRender when it's ready to test. It's on the [roadmap](https://github.com/orgs/FirefoxGraphics/projects/1) and would be prepared in bug 1548395.