Most Viz Flowics workflows run directly in a web browser. Using a supported, up-to-date browser ensures that the Graphics Editor, Remote Control, Rundown Control, and most importantly, your output work correctly and perform at their best.

Chrome is the recommended browser for the best experience, particularly when working with complex animations, data bindings, and the Graphics Editor.

If you are using Viz Flowics graphics inside a production system via a browser source, the rendering quality depends on the Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) version used by that system.

CEF is the engine that powers the browser inside production systems that render graphics through Chromium, including many versions of TriCaster, vMix, and similar platforms. An outdated CEF version can cause:

Always keep your production system up to date to ensure it uses a recent CEF release.

Some extensions, particularly ad blockers, can interfere with the Graphics Editor or prevent graphics from loading correctly. If you experience unexpected behavior, try disabling extensions or adding Viz Flowics to your allowlist.

Enabling hardware acceleration in your browser settings improves rendering performance, especially for complex graphics with multiple animations. This setting is usually found under your browser's Advanced Settings.

Try opening Flowics in an incognito/private window to rule out extension conflicts. If it works in incognito, a browser extension is likely causing the issue.

This is usually a CEF version mismatch. Update your production system to the latest version and test again.