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

Well, it seems that this only mitigates the problem. Found jpeg corruption, in a fewer number of sites though.
ckuwajima said:
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.
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ckuwajima said:
Well, it seems that this only mitigates the problem. Found jpeg corruption, in a fewer number of sites though.
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That's what I was going to say, too: not as bad, but still there.
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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..
 
Upgraded to Ventura a couple of weeks ago and haven’t seem the problem again. Seems to me that it is O.S. related…
 
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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.
 
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