Firefox & Chrome - Firefox is way darker

[Kuja]

I'm having an issue with Firefox atm. It has very low brightness on some sites' certain features, especially tables and layers and their backround images/colors. This happens in my blog so it becomes hard to create graphics for it that look nice on all browsers.

Firefox screenshot:
http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/8...efoxsample.png

Chrome screenshot:
http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/6...romesample.png

As you can see, Chrome has more brightness when I visit the page and shows the site in it's true colors.

Anyone know what's causing it? Any similar issues? I haven't tested IE or Opera etc so don't know which browser is faulty, though they all have their differences

Edit: SOLVED. Images that don't have web colors seem to cause the issue. Bad Firefox!

[Fuzzykins]

It could be the way Firefox handles the CSS. I'm sure there's differences in the coding. Post screenshots of this thread please.

[Rukah]

Test the page in other browsers - it looks like the backgound isn't a colour, rather an image, which can cause it to render differently. Also if it's not one of the 250-something web safe colours then it will generally look different across browsers.

Try browsershots.org and check what each page looks like in different browsers.

[Kuja]

It could be the way Firefox handles the CSS. I'm sure there's differences in the coding. Post screenshots of this thread please.

I don't see any difference in this thread, no matter which browser I use So it must be site related.

Test the page in other browsers - it looks like the backgound isn't a colour, rather an image, which can cause it to render differently. Also if it's not one of the 250-something web safe colours then it will generally look different across browsers.

Try browsershots.org and check what each page looks like in different browsers.

Aight. Though it's a .jpg file so Photoshop does not give the option to save with different colors, me thinks. Just the matte, quality and format options. I should try to save the background as a png instead. Thanks for the link, will check it out!

Edit: PNG didn't work either, but I saved it as a gif (eww) and got the option to use web colors. It worked! Thanks

[Fuzzykins]

I don't see any difference in this thread, no matter which browser I use So it must be site related.



Aight. Though it's a .jpg file so Photoshop does not give the option to save with web colors, me thinks. Just the matte, quality and format options. I should try to save the background as a png instead. Thanks for the link, will check it out!

Is it your website? :O

[Kuja]

Is it your website? :O

The blog? Yup! You can see it for yourself here now that the colors work again :P http://kujasgoldmine.blogspot.com

[Fuzzykins]

The blog? Yup! You can see it for yourself here now that the colors work again :P http://kujasgoldmine.blogspot.com

Blogspot uses a CSS template system. Essentially, you have two separate websites that render on the browser. You're getting a different website on Google Chrome than Firefox, really.