Windows display issues
On Windows, there are three ways of content being displayed on screen. The default is software, which is slower, but the most compatible. There are two other options that are faster: OpenGL and ANGLE. They are faster, but they may not work, or may cause display issues such as missing menubars, blank windows, and so on. Which one works best will depend on your computer.
If you run into display issues, you can try switching to software mode via cmd:
echo software > %APPDATA%\Anki2\gldriver6
Or you can do it via PowerShell:
echo software > $env:APPDATA\Anki2\gldriver6
It will not print anything. You can then start Anki again.
To revert to the default behaviour, change software
to auto
, or delete that file.
In Anki 23.10+, you can also change the graphics driver from preferences screen.
Full screen
Anki 2.1.50+ comes with a full screen mode, but due to various issues, it had to
be disabled while OpenGL
is used. Turning on software rendering as described
above will allow the full screen option to be used, though please bear in mind
that rendering performance may suffer.
In Anki 23.10+, full screen mode is supported with the default Direct3D driver.