> Not being able to display graphics and images at full fidelity is a form of information loss and most engineers shouldn't be okay with that. Ultimately, I th

> Not being able to display graphics and images at full fidelity is a form of information loss and most engineers shouldn't be okay with that. Ultimately, I think it depends pretty highly on the definition of “okay” (as far as the web is concerned, we’ve historically always been okay with many levels of compromise), but I don’t think I’m off the mark in suggesting that the in the hierarchy of concerns of the typical web developer (whatever that may be), P3 color simply isn’t ranked very highly. So “doesn’t care” probably isn’t an entirely accurate way of painting it, but like I said…it’s an over-simplified explanation. Personally, I like to think that I’m pretty aesthetically inclined compared to a lot of my peers, but this is actually the first I’ve even heard of Safari supporting it!