There is white vertical line that is appearing when i’m using present and trying to see the design, and it’s only appearing when I am using “100%- display at full size” & “width - scale down to fit width” and it seems to appear on the whole artboard, there is also some other lines are appearing at the very left side of the artboards which are not present on the actual design
here’s the presenting screen
here’s the actual design
I’m facing the same issue with the dotted line appearing across components in my prototypes when playing back to product teams and in user testings.
I’ve tried expanding board size by 1px - this doesn’t always work.
I can change the viewing option in the prototype to “Fill screen”. This works if I view the file locally but in a user testing environment I don’t have the benefit of changing their settings. This is a distraction during testing and is impacting results.
This is a major issue for my team using Figma. Are there plans to fix this ?
Not only am I experiecing the same issue, but i’ve also found it in others their design when reviewing it. It occurs randomly and seems to have no pattern of it being near an interactive of certain shapes.
Actually found a difference issue that fits out complains better
Sounds like it’s a known issue with CPUs so a complex one to resolve.
Thanks for heads Rose-Alk
I am also still having this issue. Though I have not found it on my end, but some coworkers who are using a Virtual Desktop (believe it’s a VDI). None of the lines seem 100% consistent between two coworkers
My issue seemed to go away when I made sure that my background opacity was at 100%, it was previously at 81% when I was having the issue. Hope this helps!
Just want to nudge this back into the forefront of Figma’s mind as it is STILL NOT FIXED! Over 2 years now since it was first reported… C’mon Figma!
Still having this issue also
so far workaround is if you have stoke center aligned then you will see this but if you have stoke inside aligned then they will hide.
I had a few horizontal white lines that were not showing in the regular Figma file but they did during the present mode of my prototype.
I tried the suggestion of 1-2 pixels larger on my artboards and it helped on the hero but not the footer. So I decided see if my trouble areas were using auto layout and they were. Once I changed my horizontal spacing to -1 (instead of the default of 0) my white separating lines went way in my browser prototype, as well.
Solved it by changing the horizontal spacing from 0 to -1. Thank you!
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