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    This is a GPU bug. If you toggle the rendering mode with View > View using CPU — no border will get rendered, the PNG actually does not have it. The problem is known though.

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    Denis Rionnet commented  · 

    The CPU / GPU view mode doesn't seem to affect the issue on PNG export (File > Export > Save for web).
    However, I also noticed:
    – "Type Optimized" gives better results than "Art Optimized" (although the issue is originally not type related).
    – The issue depends very much on the exact export resolution. In my case, I export 1600x900 artboards to 1920x1080 PNG files, i.e. a 120% ratio, which seems to be the worst case. 110%, 121%, 130%, 150%... do not cause the same grey borders on coloured rectangles. Actually, in some cases, if I just add one single pixel to the export width (1921px rather than 1920), the unwanted grey line disappears. Or sometimes 121% rather than 120%.

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    Denis Rionnet commented  · 

    Same on Windows. Only happens when resizing.
    Only workaround found: adding a 0px gaussian blur on objects having this issue, but it sucks.

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