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 [Nikon D300 Users] Reply to Color calibration issues? (note: this is NOT an sRGB vs ...: The jpeg does NOT look the same on my Macbook Pro, for both Firefox 3 and Safari (regardless of whether color management is enabled in Firefox 3). I see the more saturated, reddish, harsher image.

 [pixsylated] Firefox 3 For Photographers: “Be forewarned that if you accept Firefox�s offer to upgrade automatically, after Firefox 3 is in place then the ashes of Firefox 2 will drift away.”Does this mean there is really no way to reinstall v2?I thought I’ll ask you first, before I try..Thanks, very good articles on your blog btw -> RSS’ed for Google Reader!

[Technology Reviews] Firefox 3 equals Safari in Color Management: Following are two images, first snapshot is taken using Internet Explorer 8 which does not support color managed display of photo and the second is snapshot of same photo on Firefox 3 for which I have enabled color managed display of photo.

 [The World Centre] Apple Safari - World’s Best Browser: Safari uses these technologies to provide a secure, encrypted channel that protects all your information from online eavesdroppers. And Safari lets you use standards-based authentication such as Kerberos single sign-on and X.509 personal certificates, or proprietary protocols like NTLMv2 to log in to secure sites.

 [Coriolistic Anachronisms - A Vancouver Blog] Browser trends - Firefox going strong: On June 17th, 2008, Firefox 3 was released in its final version. Yet, my stats show that 36% of my visitors are already using version 3, less than 2 weeks after its release.

[r-echos] Firefox 3 and Color Management: Firefox 3 supports color profiles, but you have to turn this setting on manually. There are some great blog posts that describe this in detail, which you should read for more information, .

 [Evan Sims] Take advantage of Firefox 3’s color profile support: At this time, Firefox 3 and Omniweb are the only browsers to fully and properly support color profiles. Safari has a buggy implementation of it, and Internet Explorer…

 [Baraynavab's Weblog] Finally Color Management with Firefox 3: BUT only if you had either a image editor that could read the color profile and set the correct color or by Safari browser for Mac’s afaik. But now you can display the same thing with the new Firefox 3 that just came out a few days ago.

[Brad Carlile Photo Blog] Firefox 3 to be a Color-Managed Browser: cross-platform Web browser(Firefox) to support color management and use your custom display profile to display images. Safari has been doing this on the Mac, but now Windows users and of course all FireFox users can also have color-management.

 [Bart Busschots] FireFox 3 - Greatly Improved but Not Perfect: FireFox 3 brings FireFox right to the top of the browser hierarchy, at least for me, and is a nice improvement over FireFox 2. It's well worth downloading and trying, not matter what OS you use.

[Thai Brothers' Sharing Blog] Four FAQs on Firefox 3: You can’t google your personal Firefox settings–yet–but now you can natively search the Downloads, Add-ons, and Bookmarks Managers–no extra plug-in needed. Forgot the name of an image you downloaded?

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