Recently, on some sites, black squares have appeared, blinking in a chaotic manner. Moreover, they are not always there. At first I thought it was some advertising bugs. However, I decided to play around with CSS-animation, and now I saw them on my test, local page. enter image description here

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#bodyWrap{ .clear(); width: 3000px; height: 100%; background-image: url("../img/bg.jpg"); background-size: 2500px 100%; background-position:0px top; background-repeat: repeat-x; animation: bg; animation-duration: 90s; animation-iteration-count: infinite; animation-timing-function: linear; } @keyframes bg{ 0% { background-position:0px top; } 100% { background-position:-1500px top; } }

I use Chrome Version 66.0.3359.181. In Mozilla, it seems to be no. Why do these squares appear? Are they only connected with the browser or does the power of the computer still matter?

  • and where can you see it? - user33274
  • @ MaksimLensky, this is mine, locally. Maybe you have this and not. - Dmytryk
  • @MaksimLensky, .. maybe you were interested where I saw it on the net) - here it was just now - sport.ua ) - Dmytryk
  • Saw such crap. There is a suspicion that this is a Chrome glitch. They have trouble with the latest version. Also elements in dev tools are loaded through time. - KAGG Design
  • in my opera for the stacker flow there was also - I created a post on a mete - I posted screenshots - this is a browser glitch - user33274

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