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[nz . flickr . meetups . [ nzfm ]] Flickr: Discussing Has anyone seen my picture detail, I lost it on ...: In my search for answers to my problem I came across a lot of material on the difference between browsers/applications. Some poeple had screen shots with lots of programs running with the same picture in them, amazing the difference.

[Burningbird] Shock, Awe, Economics, and the Web | Burningbird: While it is true that text-shadow, box-shadow, and border-radius are CSS3 properties, and thus not part of a released specification, they are supported in Safari 3.1 (and Firefox 3.1 and partially in Opera 9.x). Because of the Webkit tie-in between Safari 3.1 and Chrome, people may be confused when what works in Safari, does not work in Chrome.

[dria.org] dria.org » Blog Archive » Firefox 3: Color profile support (oh the ...: Color profile management is great for displaying photographs online (on photoblogs and Flickr and such), but it's HELL for anyone trying to create a website design mixing CSS colors and, say, PNG or JPEG. When you the very first thing you need is for colors to MATCH, you can't have you CSS colors rendered directly and your images going though some color management filter.

[The Blog Specialist] 50 Extremely Useful And Powerful CSS Tools | The Blog Specialist: A Firefox extension (for v1.5 or later) that finds unused CSS selectors. It extracts all of the selectors from all of the style sheets on the page you’re viewing, then analyzes that page to see which of those selectors are not used.

[Adobe Lightroom] Flickr: Discussing Firefox users, please read in Adobe Lightroom: I'm simply trying to help those who may be using Firefox (a LOT of users) and are NOT seeing the images as the photographer intended. Likewise, if you are expecting people to be reviewing your work in a portfolio or any place else on the web, simply saving them as sRGB is no longer any guarantee that they will be anywhere close to what you intended them to see.

[Comments for Josh Bancroft's TinyScreenfuls.com] New “Restore Session” UI Feature in Firefox 3.1 beta 2 at Josh ...: Firefox 3.1 beta 2 (Mac) just crashed on me (well, it went unresponsive, and I Force Quit it), and I noticed when it came back that there’s a new “restore session” interface.

[Flickr forum] Flickr: The Help Forum: Poor Uploading Quality - example inside: To go around this, make sure whatever program you use saves the photos in sRGB instead of the default colorspace that the program uses (I forget offhand what it is). After I fixed that, you can make the photos however you want them to look and when you save them, they will stay that way when you upload them.

[Lightroom Forums] Images too saturated in Lightroom 2.1 - Lightroom Forums: Here are four snips from a photo viewed in different programs: Firefox, Safari (browsers), Windows Photo Gallery and Lightroom. Notice the posterization in the latter two.

[joshb's blog] Komodo vs. Coda | Adding Understanding: with Komodo 5 we spent some time making the OS X default look more Mac-like, but obviously not as completely native as some would like, This is very hard to do by the way, as Mac-ness is a moving target, and Apple is often the first to break their own rules. As well, we tend to go with what Firefox does, for example both Firefox and Komodo have icons in menus, something no native mac app does.

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