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Firefox 3.5.5 after Snow Leopard upgrade: crazy colors
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I had manually enabled Firefox' color managment, using "about:config" in the address line, and setting the boolean of color management to "true".
Now, after upgrading, the colors are way off the chart. Totally crazy and unuseable, much too red.
I went back to the settings, but there is no setting of color management that you can switch on.
Instead, this is there "gfx.color_management.mode;1"
1 probably stands for "true". I also read that Firefox 3.5.5 has color management enabled by default.
So why am I getting this candy store colors with bleeding red all over?
Is there some setting in Snow Leopard I have to change? This, and the inability to calibrate my iMac, was the present of Snow Leopard to me.
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PS: Safari still displays colors correctly.
It's only Firefox that is messed up.
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The weird thing is, it worked perfectly under Tiger 10.4.11
Now, under Snow Leopard, Firefox can no longer color manage.
I see there are settings "1" for rendered graphics, and "2" only for tagged images (Images with ICC profile). So, basically, there should not be any difference between 1 and 2 for tagged images.
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Yes, Snow Leopard makes Firefox unable to do color management.
Here I found something that sounds like a solution: you have to show Firefox the path to the monitor profile.
https://support.mozilla.com/tiki-vie...&forumId=1
Now: does anybody know HOW TO SHOW FIREFOX THE PATH TO THE MONITOR PROFILE?
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Originally Posted by Cold Warrior
I'll try that, especially as Firefox 3.5.5 can no longer put bookmarks in the proper folders since I upgraded to Snow Leopard. (they land in the folder called "bookmarks menu")
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Just upgraded to 3.6 beta 4.
Color management works!
Thanks, Cold Warrior.
PS: still cannot bookmark, even on 3.6 b 4. All bookmarks disappear. I could find them in the recently bookmarked folder and drag them manually across to the right folders.
Now this recently bookmarked folder has disappeared.
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