Interestingly, it only shows as 1 asset on the home page. If I click on any other asset page, it now shows 39. Maybe it's a bug in Edge or something. I haven't tried other browsers. So, it's fine for now. Thanks for your time. (If you needed to see more, I could record a screencapture video or something.) ... View more

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Hello again. I've just noticed that I have 1 asset available in Adobe Stock. I think I had about 30 available yesterday. Cheers. ... View more

Hi. In Photoshop, under Image - Mode - it says RGB Color / 8 Bits. Thanks. Maybe the uploader can replace it with one similar to the sample. ... View more

Thanks very much. I look forward to using the image if the uploader makes it like the sample image. (I wonder how one goes about knowing if and when a more recent image is uploaded. I guess the number will change. I'll keep an eye on their collection.) Thanks for your time. ... View more

Thank you very much, D Fosse. That's clearer to me now. I'll look into my color management settings and using ICC profiles. I'll look for a simple replacement to using Fireworks too, which I liked for its simplicity. (I'm a Creative Cloud subscriber. I don't work with photos, just mostly icons, logos, screenshots, etc.) And I'll make sure to save images with ICC profiles, which is what you mean by tagged, right? Thank you for your time. It's good to learn this stuff and respect it more for what it is. Cheers. ... View more

Thank you Davescm and D Fosse for your time and advice. Even as a non-designer, I realize that hex is very old as a discussion topic. I only use it when color picking in Fireworks and up until this point it has been a simple reference that I'm picking the same colors. I'm just a hobbyist with a blog, not a pro designer (obviously). Sorry, just to clarify, what I meant by `Where does the hex value get calculated?' (I have known my hex values for my logo and icon colors off by heart for ages.) I was trying to get my head around what decides the hex value when color picking. Bearing in mind that up until this point I never noticed a difference when referencing color between browsers, both visually and digitally (if I may use the term digitally for color picking with hex/RGB). I also can't remember noticing a difference in color visually and digitally between a local image (like a logo) in different apps until now. Group A) Explorer, FW, Edge and FF color pick the same value. Group B) PS, Ai, Chrome and Opera also color pick the same value - but a different value to Group A. FF0000 has always been FF0000 in all browsers for me when color picking an online or local color (visually and digitally) until now. So I was trying to understand what makes the decision.. or what has screwed up the usual decision maker. For arguments sake the color picker app, the monitor gamma settings, the GPU driver, the monitor driver, my mental health, Chrome or Opera standards, Windows settings, etc. Something appears to have changed. Anyway, I appreciate all of your great advice which I'll follow, and I enjoy trying to improve this, and I'll look into getting a better monitor in 2018. (I really like the Surface Studio, but it's out of my price range at the moment, and I'd only want the actual monitor anyway, although the Surface Studio hardware surely compliments the monitor nicely, better than my hardware seems to at the moment.) As a consolation, my U2410 are at least late revisions. I usually keep it (I mostly use just one) on Standard setting, although it does offer Adobe RGB and sRGB settings too. (All of which don't affect the digital picking of color anyway.) Thank you and have a Happy New Year. ... View more

Thank you, D Fosse. It's good to learn more about this issue. I haven't experienced the strong color difference before in different browsers. I thought (for years) that the hex value was somehow built into the image, so that it was impossible for it to be read as a different value. So, where does the hex value get calculated? My monitors are old Dell U2410. I usually have the brightness down to help with eye strain, but never have I noticed a different hex value for the same image before. Thanks. ... View more

Thank you, Trevor. I read through the article. I've calibrated my monitor some more, and the colors appear cleaner and brighter than before in Chrome, which is peace of mind. I'm still surprised that I was misunderstanding where the hex value comes from. ... View more

Thank you. That's good to know. They all look exactly the same as well. Thanks for your time. I've installed much older G-card drivers just to check, but still have the same issue. It's confusing. I've never come across this before. I'll keep researching. I'll look for other monitor drivers or something, too. Thanks. ... View more

I see. I mostly use the Beta, but switch to the non-beta version to avoid any noticeable bugs. (The main one for me being unable to paste into the Replace field of the Find and Replace option.) Overall, I'm really appreciating the darker theme of the beta, amongst other things. It has done wonders for the eye ache I used to get from using the main version over long periods of time. ... View more

I'm not using any extensions, but there is an extensions option via Window - Extensions - Browse Extensions... (Dreamweaver Beta 4)  9224 build ... View more

Great. Thank you, that's good to know. I look forward to trying the later versions. In Dreamweaver Beta 4, the right-click context menu from the document tab doesn't have an Open in Browser or Preview in Browser option. ... View more

OK. Thank you. It's nice to have a few workarounds. ... View more

Thank you. Actually, I notice that there is an option in preferences under Real-time Preview - to preview using temporary file. (I didn't notice that before in the original DW, either.) This seems to be what I need. It displays the page as is and also stops asking to save the file each time we preview, too. So, thanks. I failed to check before I posted. Back to fully appreciating the DW beta. Cheers. Edit: It's OK for previewing one page, but not ideal when clicking to and from other pages. ... View more

OK. Thanks for your reply. I hope they address this. It seems an obvious oversight, to me anyway. ... View more

Is there any way to preview different pages in different browser tabs, as usual? I'm using DR beta 4 and in the past (or full version), we can make a page change and preview that version of the page and then compare the changes in each tab. Now it seems that previewing propagates the new page in all of the open tabs. So, we can't compare the design differences per tab. Thanks if this is a simple setting, or not. ... View more