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This is what I'm getting. Safari on right, Chrome on left. https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmS8hkCPxGr7iLDqotuHG6NXNeSesmQSWJGNKjX2f3PKoS https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmS8hkCP

by Gaelan 10y ago

This is what I'm getting. Safari on right, Chrome on left. https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmS8hkCPxGr7iLDqotuHG6NXNeSesmQSWJGNKjX2f3PKoS https://ipfs.pics/ipfs/QmS8hkCPxGr7iLDqotuHG6NXNeSesmQSWJGNK... When Digital Color Meter (color-sampling tool on Mac) is set to "display native values," Chrome's values are consistent with CSS. When DCM is set to "display in sRGB," Safari's values are consistent with the CSS. edit: Not shown in screenshot, but Firefox is the same as Chrome.

pvg 10y ago
It looks like in Chrome, the display profile correction is not being applied. If you change it to sRGB both are the same. Safari is doing the right thing here.
- Gaelan 10y ago
  Chrome has a bug filed: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=254361&q=color%20srgb&colspec=ID%20Pri%20M%20Stars%20ReleaseBlock%20Component%20Status%20Owner%20Summary%20OS%20Modified https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=254361... I can't tell if Firefox has a bug for this exact issue, but they do have some open color-management related issues.
  - 4ad 10y ago
    Firefox has the same bug. It has a non-default hidden option where you could previously set it to work correctly, but that option stopped working some time ago (at least on OS X). Chrome has had this bug filled 7 years ago, and they kept ignoring it (although it's a very popular bug, people complain about it all the time). It drives me insane. Basically I am forced to run Safari, although I'd very much prefer to use an open source browser.
    - alwillis 10y ago
      Just stating the obvious that Safari uses WebKit as the engine and it’s open source: http://webkit.org http://webkit.org.