Safari 4 opinions
Jun 20, 2009 | 10:14 AM
#2
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It's yet again a speed bump, has some cool added features. I've always used Safari as my default browser, so for me it was just a slight upgrade. I have been able to crash it a few times doing really intensive torture tests and development, but that's about it.
Jun 20, 2009 | 09:09 PM
#9
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Safari reads color profile data from images and renders them accordingly. If colors look washed out in a specific image, it's generally due to the image in question, not anything Safari is doing.
If things are displaying differently, it's possible you've recently tweaked your colorsync or display settings.
If things are displaying differently, it's possible you've recently tweaked your colorsync or display settings.
Jun 28, 2009 | 01:36 PM
#10
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Posts: 1,415
From: NY
Safari reads color profile data from images and renders them accordingly. If colors look washed out in a specific image, it's generally due to the image in question, not anything Safari is doing.
If things are displaying differently, it's possible you've recently tweaked your colorsync or display settings.
If things are displaying differently, it's possible you've recently tweaked your colorsync or display settings.
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