[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 263737] New: WebGL app crashes browser tab, displays artefacts, corrupts frame buffer of some external apps
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Thu Oct 26 11:54:41 PDT 2023
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=263737
Bug ID: 263737
Summary: WebGL app crashes browser tab, displays artefacts,
corrupts frame buffer of some external apps
Product: WebKit
Version: Safari 16
Hardware: Mac (Apple Silicon)
OS: macOS 13
Status: NEW
Severity: Major
Priority: P2
Component: WebGL
Assignee: webkit-unassigned at lists.webkit.org
Reporter: Daniel.balog at hexagon.com
CC: dino at apple.com, kbr at google.com, kkinnunen at apple.com
We are having some issues right now when we make a small modification to our WebGL fragment shader, the Safari browser tab will show block-shaped artefacts, and eventually turn into a black screen. Sometimes, paired with this, the screen will flicker and turn purple. Sometimes other applications will also be affected, causing their menu-bars to be corrupted and display as a pink color.
The issue can be reproduced by opening the following app (and waiting for a few seconds for it to fully load) in Safari:
* https://demo.luciad.com/SafariCrash/Crash/
In contrast, the following link will not when opened in Safari:
* https://demo.luciad.com/SafariCrash/NoCrash/
The only difference between these two is that the first one has an additional negation "!" on line 795 of its fragment shader:
```
bool expVisibility = (!(obbContains(uPbf32cb21330d4f488e56b7f1b5399495, uP91661124b56445b6b535bff5f660cb8f, uP4fdbc5901e004423b93c543048182783, uP0674c263053247f9ac1f3f43621040f5, uP74ed0da32f0c46988ce6ca6a8c027e9d, uPc514f32b4ca5440da27ac9ae36036e12, uP73dcaa87566f49b5accc76532bec9829, uP60c71bd490b74b12ad7954e503ddabc4, uP6755c4c3f08c423a9509af88ad2682a7, uPf81428ee1f354e4a95e6e180e2e37b54, vPosition)));
if (!expVisibility) {
discard;
}
```
If this exclamation mark is removed, the crash does not occur.
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