You're right about the tint. In fact the story is even more interesting than that. I just measured three colors, on one of maps, using Moz, IE6, and the original.
[red, green, blue] Tan: Orig: 239, 232, 223 IE6: 239, 231, 223 Moz: 239, 235, 222 Yellow [pure]: They are all exact Blue [not pure]: Orig: 175, 199, 208 IE6: 165, 195, 206 Moz: 173, 199, 214 This phenominon [pardon the spelling, no spell checker in Moz] may be due to whether or not, and how, the rendering agents use the system's Color Management settings. Though it is not obvious to me why anyone would screw with the color space in a browser. It can only make the colors appear different than the posted image. Maybe some knowledgeble folks could weigh in on this subject. Al......... Morten Nilsen wrote: > Al Rider wrote: > >> try this site. Simple, clean pngs. I just treied it, works fine on >> 20011210 >> >> http://www.ridersite.org/JFK50/JFK50maps.htm >> > > Speaking of PNG ... > can anyone tell me why some png's show up with an overall tint error (on > transparency as well) in mozilla when they are ok in IE and vice versa? > > and how is MNG support on a general basis these days? does any other > browser (IE) support them? is there a site which employs MNG? where is > waldo? :) >
