Rudi
06-22-200722nd June 2007, 01:28 AM
... a colour-aware browser available for Windows!
As you might now, I'm a Mac user and an unabashed Apple fan. But.. I realise that in the real world, people will continue to use Windows (for some strange reason :wacko:). SO, it is very good news that Safari, the Mac web browser, is now available for Windows as well.
There has been a recent thread in which I became aware of just how good this is, having Safari taking care of me - some images were posted in the wrong colour space, and obviously looked more than a little off for most people (I wasn't even aware of the fact, since I was using Safari at the time).
While I will continue to try and remember to convert images to sRGB before posting them, having colour-aware browsers only makes sense for the future. And it looks like Safari will eventually have some competition. In the meantime, read up about it in the following link, and give Safari a try - you might like it! :)
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2007/06/safari_brings_c.html
As you might now, I'm a Mac user and an unabashed Apple fan. But.. I realise that in the real world, people will continue to use Windows (for some strange reason :wacko:). SO, it is very good news that Safari, the Mac web browser, is now available for Windows as well.
There has been a recent thread in which I became aware of just how good this is, having Safari taking care of me - some images were posted in the wrong colour space, and obviously looked more than a little off for most people (I wasn't even aware of the fact, since I was using Safari at the time).
While I will continue to try and remember to convert images to sRGB before posting them, having colour-aware browsers only makes sense for the future. And it looks like Safari will eventually have some competition. In the meantime, read up about it in the following link, and give Safari a try - you might like it! :)
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2007/06/safari_brings_c.html