Update to 12.6.5 and/or Safari 16.4.1 (17615) Causing Corrupted jpegs on websites?

[ckuwajima]

Well, it seems that this only mitigates the problem. Found jpeg corruption, in a fewer number of sites though.

Hi, had same problem with Safari 16.5, MacOS 12.6.6. Disabling both, Lazy iframe loading and Lazy image loading, did not solve the problem.

Disabling "GPU Process: Canvas redering" and "GPU Process: DOM rendering" in Safari->Develop->Experimental Features solved the image corruption.

 

[MJPinSF]

Well, it seems that this only mitigates the problem. Found jpeg corruption, in a fewer number of sites though.

That's what I was going to say, too: not as bad, but still there.

 

[petersphilo]

Hi all,

i tried disabling the lazy loading, and the GPU rendering, but nothing helped..

At least it's nice to know i'm not the only one with this issue..

 

[ckuwajima]

Upgraded to Ventura a couple of weeks ago and haven’t seem the problem again. Seems to me that it is O.S. related…

 

[m4v3r1ck]

I've taught myself, to never touch Safari ever again. 😎

 

[wetbaloney]

I haven’t seen on other sites, but on that one, yes. It’s not consistent, sometimes the image loads corectly, sometimes it loads after a page refresh.
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I get the same trash images like the one above, but I also get other images which repeat and have no relation to the captions underneath.

 

[SketchyClown]

CBC News has been the worst for me, either trashed images or repeat images unrelated to the story. Today I messed around with enabling/disabling "Experimental Features" in the Develop Menu and I have disabled "lazy iframe loading" & "lazy image loading" which did nothing.

But now I have enabled all of the "WebRTC" options and after force reloading the page, it's behaving. Who knows for how long. YMMV.

**Update**: yeah, that didn't last long. Back to the stupid behaviour.

 

[bogdanw]

It appears to have been fixed in Safari 17.0 on macOS 12.7 (21G816).
I’ve reseted the Feature Flag settings (formerly Develop menu - Experimental Features) to the default configuration and tested on
https://www.ikea.com/
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/
https://www.cbc.ca/news

 

[_justbecause]

I was having this problem and with Safari 17 it seems to have gone!