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Black Screen when Window Maximized

Hi all,
I'm using Firefox 97.0.2 on Windows 10 with the latest Nvidia drivers (511.79).
Whenever my browser window is maximized (not fullscreen), the workspace background is solid black. If I change the window size to anything less than maximized, it renders just fine. This only happens on Windows 10 and not Linux. Has anyone seen this issue before? I ran the system check, and it came back fine except the GL version isn't reported for some reason. Screenshots below.
Thanks in advance!
System check

Window maximized

Window not maximized

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Answers
Thanks, but using a chrome-based browser isn't an option. Besides, I don't think it's a browser issue since it works on Linux but not Windows using Firefox on both. I don't have a G-SYNC monitor, but I did check the NVIDIA control panel, and everything is set to use the default settings. Does anyone know why Firefox wouldn't be reporting the WebGL version though? I feel like that could be indicative of the problem.
This is still happening and needs a fix