Colour Managed Internet Browser:::

[Dan AU]

Came across this page the other day while I was looking for information about colour management.

http://www.gballard.net/psd/go_live_page_profile/embeddedJPEGprofiles.html#

When rolling over some of the images I could see how they were changing into different colours. I have now installed Safari as my web browser which uses your systemprofile and images seem to be a lot more consistent to when they were going through IE7, Safari also seems to be a lot quicker when browsing as well.

Thought it may be of interest to some of you.

Dan

[Tannin]

Take care. Safari is generally regarded by experts in the field as having the worst security of any mainstream browser (other than Internet Explorer, of course).

[Dan AU]

Thanks Tannin. Hopefully Bitdefender will take care of the other security.

Firefox is also a colour managed browser for those that don't want to try Safari, the link outlines the browsers as well.

[ricktas]

Firefox has it as well. You can go into the guts of firefox and enable it manually, or use this add-on to quickly do it, if you don't like getting into the engine of your software:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6891

[MarkW]

The security of Safari is almost moot as the majority of Mac users dont run a firewall or virus protection. All know problems as far as I know for Macs are basically trojans (there are only 2 of them) and you have to physically down load and install into your machine. This is pretty easy to avoid.

Most photographers wont use Safari as it wont do EXIF data

[Dan AU]

This has gone a little off track from my original intentions. You can get a nice Free EXIF viewer from http://www.opanda.com/ all you do is drag the pic to it and you get all the details. Given easier if you have 2 monitors and I haven't used firefox so can't really compare with that product, if it is a plugin it may be easier to use.