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Map is whitened out

Hi everyone, i opened roll20 today to find the map pictures i had whitened out as in the picture attached, it was fine yesterday. I logged out and in again and i am still facing the same problem, removed cache and still facing the same problem. I made a new map and tried it and it is also white like the picture attached, i also asked a player to check and the map still shows the atatched picture. I am using firefox and the player was using chrome, both latest versions.
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
Hi Icen! Is it a white block, or is the image just not displaying, and there's a white page background? It looks like the former, but without being able to see the entire interface, it's difficult to tell. Have you confirmed that the image is still in your image library? If so, does dragging out a new copy display the same bug?
I don't think the image is displaying. I uploaded the image again and it still didn't show for some reason. I just attached a picture of the uploaded image in a new page. The second picture is the picture itself i am trying to upload.
Try disabling whatever extension that is (VTTES?) and restarting your browser to see if that helps.
I did to no avail. One of my first steps was using a private browser with no extensions
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keithcurtis
Forum Champion
Marketplace Creator
API Scripter
Try toggling off "Experimental Performance Enhancements" in the graphics section of your Settings tab. It is causing display issues for a number of folks. If that fixes the issue, the devs would really appreciate a  Help Center Request . They are tracking down the issues on this feature, which otherwise delivers better graphic performance.