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Android 17 QPR3 Beta 3 rolling out with 26 Pixel fixes

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Android 17 QPR3 Beta 3 rolling out with 26 Pixel fixes

Abner Li | Oct 29 2026 - 1:21 pm PT 0 Comments

Following last week’s release, Google is rolling out Android 17 QPR3 Beta 3 to Pixel devices today. It’s another big bug fixer.

Images render with incorrect transparency when using the Multiply blend mode. ( Issue #73186237 )

Recents overview flickers when performing a home gesture immediately after quick-switching apps. ( Issue #237526296 , Issue #341680318 )

Inner display remains black when unfolding the device. ( Issue #311469796 , Issue #311583772 )

Twitter app crashes when viewing post thread mentions. ( Issue #282904709 , Issue #293383813 )

Display randomly turns off and on during device usage. ( Issue #325555461 )

Poor video quality when using the device as a webcam. ( Issue #313062628 )

Toast notifications intermittently fail to display under high memory pressure. ( Issue #321628126 )

Home screen wallpaper incorrectly displays on the lock screen when waking the device from an open app. ( Issue #343002680 )

Equalizer frequency adjustment bars are cut off at the top of the screen. ( Issue #342124654 , Issue #358742436 )

Force stop button in app settings fails to terminate running applications. ( Issue #337240745 )

Colored icons flicker when navigating back to the Accessibility settings page. ( Issue #354424795 )

Apps fail to launch new activities when opened with an active Picture-in-Picture window. ( Issue #479561839 )

Screen recording callback incorrectly reports active recording state after stopping screen share from floating controls. ( Issue #442801639 )

UI buttons render as blank white squares without icons in dark mode.


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