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2015 MBP, Chrome/Safari will show a completely red image, copying it over to iMessage gives the red Android logo.
by lgats 7y ago
2015 MBP, Chrome/Safari will show a completely red image, copying it over to iMessage gives the red Android logo.
- jacobolus 7y agoThere is a bug there. You should be seeing a completely red image. Somewhere in your copy/paste step either (a) the color profile is being stripped out, or (b) the software you use to view the image is not properly respecting the color profile.
- foolrush 7y agoI believe both A and B are at work; it's probably a direct copy of the input buffer without metadata making B likely impossible, if it were trying at all, which I'll speculate isn't even a possibility.
- jacobolus 7y agoCopying an image from one application to another should not strip image metadata. If it does that is a bug.
- foolrush 7y agoI’m not sure that clipboard implementations provide ancillary metadata? Nor would it be interpreted given the wild-west application development model where application developers are the folks who would need to implement support?
- jacobolus 7y agoIt is definitely possible to copy/paste images on the Mac while preserving image metadata. That behavior should be the default. If this is broken when copying between two Apple-provided applications then that is definitely a bug.