

But that wouldn't explain why using a "Private tab" would have any effect.Īnyway, if someone has any idea of what's causing this, please help :)Ĭhrome version. Tip: Screens that people on the stage can see have been called many things over the years. I feel like I activated some kind of debuguing mode for videos that shows frames that are actually being processed or something. Or as to how it can be related to being logged in a service or not. I'm really puzzled as to why this issue is only on secondary screens. In the device drop down menu, choose the monitor that has the yellow. I opened a youtube tab both with or without incognito mode, the issue is not present in incognito but very much there in a standard tab. In the top left corner of Control Panel, type Color Management. Do let me know if you require any further help on this.
#Monitor screen having a white overlay windows
See if color filter is ON - Windows Key+i > Ease of Access > Color filters > Set Turn on color filter to OFF. I reset the monitors settings via its on-screen menu. This means that most icons and toolbars are barely to be seen. Black-on-white text is poorly readable, and grey-on-white literally invisible.
#Monitor screen having a white overlay driver
Try to reset your display driver and reboot your computer. The LCD flatscreen is completely washed out, as if someone had turned the brightness way past max and turned the contrast down too.

I tried to deactivate all extensions, it doesn't help at all. I am here to work with you on this problem. Subtitles are framed the same way which is the most annoying thing. If not, right-click on the system’s Taskbar and open Taskbar Settings. Afterward, check if the box on the screen has disappeared. Hover the Mouse Over the Search Icon in the Taskbar. So is any of the buttons to control the video. Firstly, hover the mouse over the Search icon on the taskbar and wait a second there. In the above image you can see the "Back" button is framed by a white overlay. If I move the tab to my main screen (AOC 144Hz G-Sync screen), there is no issue anymore.īasically, there is a "white rectangular transparent overlay" over any element that is moving on top of the video. This only happens when the tab is on a secondary screen for me.

Since a few days, Chrome has been exhibiting some strange artifacts over all videos I'm watching. Your pictures are a bit hard to tell, but it sounds like you are describing a scratch on the polarizing layer of your screen (there is a plastic layer on the surface of your screen that manipulated the light, not important here), it can help protect the individual LED pixels, and a scratch or scruff can cause weird colors, or just a white.
