P: Brush Outline/Circle disappearing when working with masks

@jeromea13244388 Hi. When I do that, I usually press Ctrl+z to go back to my previous work history. And as you will say, it seems that the bug disappears even if you press the previous work history directly. However, the screen cannot be recorded (what I am watching is not recorded in the video).
As you think, this may be a problem with Photoshop's first recording, memory, and cache.
I tested it on Photoshop 24.1 on my laptop and other Windows desktops in the office, and the same phenomenon occurs. 

@Jqqerry: Hi, I thought I replied to you but apparently it didn't register... Well, actually what I said is that I have this thing with the brush cursor flickering to a white arrow when I open a new document or create a new layer, and it SEEMS to go away if, say, when I create a new layer, I click on the last history state in the history menu/panel. Then I can go on drawing without flicker. And you have to go click in the history each time you create a new layer before drawing on it. Doesn't seem to make much sense so I don't know if it's the right method but the flickering/buffering seems to point to a problem with memory or cache or something so maybe the history is linked to it.

@PECourtejoie  I don't know what the last record says because I understood what he said using the translation function.
But it's the same with me that the bug starts after I create a new document (I'll create a new document after I start Photoshop, I'll open a new image).
And if what he's saying is that he's saying Ctrl+Z (undo), I agree to some extent (I can't be sure).
There are times when I inadvertently go back to work and it seems to stop the bug. I need to reproduce it more, but I can't cling to it because I'm busy with my field work.
The conclusion is that about 70% agree with his reproduction opinion, and 100% sure is the initial stage of opening or creating new documents and new images. (+Wacom tablet, I don't know other tablet brands)

@Jqqerry can you confirm @jeromea13244388 's findings?

@PECourtejoieAlors j'ai l'impression d'avoir fait une découverte sur ce bug de brush qui clignote : quand j'ouvre un document ou un nouveau calque et que je commence à dessiner dessus, le bug apparaît puis quand je clique sur le dernier état de l'historique, le bug a l'air de disparaître... Il réapparaît ensuite si j'ouvre un nouveau calque, et disparaît encore si je clique sur le dernier état d'historique. Je ne sais pas si ça fait beaucoup sens... Je dirais que c'est un problème de mise en mémoire dans l'historique mais je ne vois pas trop à quel niveau.

This is strange. This bug certainly does not occur when using a mouse.
Healing brushes don't seem to apply, and bugs sometimes occur when using brushes and clonestamps.

But this was not necessarily reproduced either. However, the "high frequency" point was when you turned on Photoshop and started working with a brush directly on the image, and that's how the basic cursor shape of the window appeared (not 100% but about 70%). Not sometimes. It happens quite often.)
Could it be a problem with Wacom Tablet? I didn't have a tablet from another brand (Hunion ... Etc)
We tested two small and medium sizes of Wacom Intuos Pro alternately and they all happen.

@PECourtejoie 

(This is what I searched and attached the image. The left side is the normal Photoshop brush cursor, and it looks like the right window default mouse cursor when the current bug occurs. Please keep that in mind.)

My Current Nvdia Studio driver is 552.30 (I used the latest version 528.02 until a few days ago, but there was a heat issue reported by Reddit and various communities, so I used the original version.) 
Yes. When i'm using "Tablet", And painting something.
I also reinstalled the Wacom driver and tested both the previous and the latest versions.
I don't think there's anything in particular to explain......
I don't think I've ever seen a bug like this in full screen mode (maybe?) and I usually work in standard mode.

Acutally It's not a very serious problem for me.
But it is true that there is a problem. I always missed this bug when I was trying to record or capture it.

Merci de l'info. Mais connaître laquelle/lesqueslles pose(nt) problème serait crucial. Le panneau calques? l'histogramme?

et en cliquant sur Tab pour ne laisser que l'espace de travail?

@PECourtejoieAlors sinon j'ai supprimé certaines fenêtres dans le menu vertical collé à gauche de l'historique pour ne laisser que la fenêtre de la palette et ça a l'air de diminuer le problème (?)... En tout cas le comportement est maintenant relativement similaire à celui dans PS 2022.

@Nino0D4C This issue of the cursor on neutral grey has been adressed in the latest releases, try 24.1, you'll get a larger cursor by default that does not get aliased/less visible  so muche on grey tones.