Thanks from me too! It seems to work ok
Any update on this situation? I too am experiencing this problem, but it’s not solved by changing the gradient background to a solid one. Although it seems to be the same issue nonetheless.
I’m on the latest Dorico (this issue has been happening on and off ever since Dorico came out if I remember correctly), I’m on a Macbook Pro M1 (pro), working on an external monitor.
Dorico is the only app in which this happens, and the flickering is contained to Dorico’s window only. Other apps I run alongside Dorico when the flickering happens are not affected.
What works is restarting Dorico, but that’s quite annoying to in the middle of working on something, as it happens quite often.
It’s extremely tiring to the eyes, especially when working late at night.
Dorico Diagnostics.zip (2.0 MB)
Hi All
Me too! Sorry - all everything SEMH said above.
I am a recent convert to Apple having been a Windows user since its outset, and now running a Macbook Pro M4 Max, Sequoia 15.2, Dorico 5 pro, and an external 4k monitor + laptop screen.
I work mainly on large orchestral and choral projects, and the changeover to Mac has been like night and day in terms of performance. Instead of 30+ seconds to save a project and continue, it is now about 1s. All brilliant except for this annoying flicker - around the edge and in between pages.
As suggested by Daniel, rebooting Dorico does cure the annoyance, but I like to keep Dorico open for long periods and having to reboot is an unwelcome interruption.
Otherwise, really happy with my set up.
Pete