Mikhail, thanks for the report. A fix landed on April 4th that may resolve this issue (https://codereview.chromium.org/1841083004). Can you please check the latest dev/canary to see if you're still seeing the glitches?

Issue still not fixed. https://youtu.be/1--EBtJqLSs
Tested on Google Chrome 51.0.2704.4 dev (64-bit) + Fedora 24 (GNOME session without Wayland)

Can you try switching --top-chrome-md to 'non-material' in about://flags and see if it still reproduces?

> Can you try switching --top-chrome-md to 'non-material' in about://flags and see if it still reproduces?

Yes. Screencast: https://youtu.be/2fygNA4LKw8

And also we see that issue is well reproduced with mouse movements and sites https://www.youtube.com or https://web.whatsapp.com/ 

+vmpstr to see if the version in #2 has the merge from https://codereview.chromium.org/1867613002. Some of the artifacts seem very similar to issue 593449.

The version in #2 does have the patch. I don't think this issue is related, since it seems to be displaying some garbage data instead of the correct tiles (the problem with the other issue is that it would checkerboard instead).

Is gpu rasterization enabled for these test cases? I think I've seen similar things with images and gpu rasterization:  crbug.com/543537 

Hardware acceleration is disabled

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Hmm this looks like it's using software compositing instead of gpu rasterization :)

You can check the use hw acceleration when available checkbox, that's the normal operations. Does that still reproduce with that checkbox?

Also, what are the steps to reproduce the problem you're having? It seems that with or without material design there's corruption. 

Does this reproduce on distributions other than fedora? I can't seem to reproduce this.

> Also, what are the steps to reproduce the problem you're having? It seems that with or without material design there's corruption. 

material design not culprit here.

I am tested my case on 3 different computers, for reproduction need three conditions:
- Intel video (Intel® Q35 and Intel® Haswell Desktop is 100% affected, AMD RS880 not affected)
- Fedora 24 launched without Wayland session (not know about Ubuntu I used this distribution later and really disappointed with it, it far from upstream and used old software: old nautilus and other gnome components)
- latest Google Chrome with disabled hardware acceleration.

Demonstration: https://youtu.be/AL8lO-qiqCI

#12, Thank you for confirming this.

mikhail.v.gavrilov, could you record a trace of this happening? You can find details on how to do that here: https://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/trace-event-profiling-tool/recording-tracing-runs. The categories I'm most interested in are cc and cc.debug

Also, is it possible for you to enable "Composited render layer borders" in about:flags and record another video?

> Also, is it possible for you to enable "Composited render layer borders" in about:flags and record another video?

Yes, https://youtu.be/fn3orsbnB9Y

The artifacts look like GPU front-buffer rendering issues. If we're not doing it in Chrome, I suspect the compositing manager is doing this.

@submitter:
- does this happen as soon as you launch Chrome, or does it start happening after a while?
- does this happen if you disable the compositing manager (e.g. compiz)?
- could you attach the complete contents of about:gpu?

I wonder if it could be related to crbug.com/550091
It's not exactly the same symptoms, but that bug also happens with recent intel drivers + compositing manager.

> does this happen as soon as you launch Chrome, or does it start happening after a while?

Yes, this happen as soon as I launch Chrome

> does this happen if you disable the compositing manager (e.g. compiz)

Gnome Shell use Mutter compositing manager (https://lwn.net/Articles/344734/) And I don't know how disable it.

> could you attach the complete contents of about:gpu?

Yes

> Gnome Shell use Mutter compositing manager (https://lwn.net/Articles/344734/) And I don't know how disable it.

You would need to try a different interface than Gnome Shell, such as using metacity. https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Switching_Desktop_Environments looks relevant though I'm not a Fedora expert.

> > could you attach the complete contents of about:gpu?
> 
> Yes

This was not attached yet.

Closing due to missing feedback for over 31 days.  Please re-open issue if more feedback can be provided.