Hi everyone, I’ve recently been seeing a very odd behaviour on Sonoma...
I'm currently using 2x 1440p monitors connected to a Mac Studio, and on almost a daily basis after using Mission Control, the app windows on my screen will become ever so slightly blurry and slightly offset from their original position. It's very subtle, like a slight blur filter has been added to each app window.
The only way to get out of this state is to drag the window from their position. This somehow resets their rendering, and makes them sharp again. This behaviour is extremely annoying, as it happens multiple times on a daily basis at completely random intervals.
Here's a screenshot (zoomed in) I took where you can see the difference when it's blurry vs the regular state (after dragging the window). The captured screenshot even shows the blurriness, so it's not an issue with the monitor.
This issue has persisted for many months now, and searching online doesn't seem to yield any answers, as it's very subtle (but noticeable). I’m aware of the way Mac does display scaling poorly, which could be the culprit here. But I also have a M2 MacBook Pro 16” that I use with these two monitor, which I have never seen this issue occur. Which begs the question…is this a MacOS issue, or is it a Mac Studio issue?
I'm currently using 2x 1440p monitors connected to a Mac Studio, and on almost a daily basis after using Mission Control, the app windows on my screen will become ever so slightly blurry and slightly offset from their original position. It's very subtle, like a slight blur filter has been added to each app window.
The only way to get out of this state is to drag the window from their position. This somehow resets their rendering, and makes them sharp again. This behaviour is extremely annoying, as it happens multiple times on a daily basis at completely random intervals.
Here's a screenshot (zoomed in) I took where you can see the difference when it's blurry vs the regular state (after dragging the window). The captured screenshot even shows the blurriness, so it's not an issue with the monitor.
This issue has persisted for many months now, and searching online doesn't seem to yield any answers, as it's very subtle (but noticeable). I’m aware of the way Mac does display scaling poorly, which could be the culprit here. But I also have a M2 MacBook Pro 16” that I use with these two monitor, which I have never seen this issue occur. Which begs the question…is this a MacOS issue, or is it a Mac Studio issue?