On 05.03.2010, at 08:08, Maciej Stachowiak wrote: > Just to report on what Safari does: we colormatch images that are tagged with > an explicit colorspace, but we treat CSS colors and colors in untagged images > as being in the device color space (instead of treating as sRGB). This seems > to give a good balance between performance for the common case and > color-correctness for cases where precise color is desired.
I wouldn't say precise color. Consistently bad maybe. This behavior is very irritating on high-gamut monitors. Images on the web are designed for sRGB-like monitors, and they look horrible (pink and oversaturated in my case) on monitors that have significantly different color space. (this is system-wide problem in OS X, e.g. rendering of Dock icons is also bad and inconsistent, so perhaps it needs to be fixed outside Safari...) -- regards, Kornel Lesiński
