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Re:Towards richer colors on the Web by t0mas88 on Saturday July 03, 2021 @05:06AM (#27720333)
It's working on an iPhone with iOS 14 with Edge and Safari (both of course using the same rendering engine on iOS)

But does not seem to work on Edge on Windows 10 with a built in Dell XPS display.

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Re:Towards richer colors on the Web by dannyw on Saturday July 03, 2021 @05:27AM (#27720408)
Yes, to be precise, it doesn't work on many Chrominum derived browsers because they can't consistently handle rich colour spaces.

It works on Safari and Firefox, and in some cases, Chrome on Mac.

Get off Google-controlled browsers. Stop using Chrome in 2021. The open Web matters. Google is actively evil (Manifest v3 hindering uBlock Origin, AMP, FLoC, collusion deal with FB, etc).

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Re:Towards richer colors on the Web by bscphil on Saturday July 03, 2021 @05:45AM (#27720471)
> doesn't work on many Chrominum derived browsers because they can't consistently handle rich colour spaces.

Do you have any references documenting the problems with Chrome's handling of wide color gamuts? I can't seem to find anyone discussing the problem I'm seeing with the colors being clamped to sRGB. Maybe I discovered it a few months ago, but I seem to remember finding a discussion about it somewhere...

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