EDIT: Never mind.

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EDIT: Everyone misunderstood what I was asking; but your answers suggest this was not the ideal place to ask in the first place. My mistake, I found my answer elsewhere. (I'd delete the thread if I could.)

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Nancy OShea

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I defy you to find two devices that display colors exactly the same way without them being calibrated to exactly the same specifications. Even then that's a very tall order because high-pixel density devices are better than low-pixel density ones.

If you want greater consistency on the web, don't use raster images. Instead, use SVG and CSS colors.

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B i r n o u

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just curious, on the about:config how is et the gfx.color_management.enablev4, et qu'en est il de gfx.color

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BenPleysier

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Good question @B i r n o u , But this will not help an end user because they will not know about the settings.

Aside from that, I have two monitors of different makes. Each monitor shows a different set of colours. I am therefore wondering, why this obsession about colour settings?

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BenPleysier

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The best solution is to keep images untagged. Most browsers assume sRGB and it will stop confusion for browsers that don't.

Not sure why this is a Dreamweaver question.

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