Christian Biesinger wrote:
> Al Rider wrote:
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>> Rendering of html and css colors, yes that requires gamma consider, etc.
>> However, the answer is simple [unfortunately] just replicate IE. 90%
>> of the browsers are IE, so designers pick colors that look good with
>> IE; period.
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> Mozilla's goal is not to replicate IE, but to create a standards
> compliant, good browser.
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> If the standard says use Gamma Correction, we should not care at all
> what IE does and follow the standard.
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>> As I understand it, PNG is a compression algorithm.
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> It's an image format, like GIF or JPEG.
To be a bit specific, it's the unproblematic (license-wise) replacement
for gif.
But the rendring bugs that crop up are a problem.
An the fact that when a png is good in IE it's bad in mozilla and vice
versa should really be a hint towards the reason, but I can't figure it out.
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