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<blockquote data-quote="SeriousHoax" data-source="post: 927528" data-attributes="member: 78686">I know I can&#039;t do it for specific applications that&#039;s why I said I&#039;m not going to change color for the sake of seeing proper color on Chrome only. Everywhere else color looks alright except Chromium browsers.Chrome has no issue with the older 19.8.2 AMD driver version. Later versions create this issue. So it seems AMD&#039;s driver related. Many users who reported this on Reddit using totally different AMD GPUs. But ok I&#039;ll try my luck posting it on Chrome subreddit to know if Chromium is the guilty party here.You&#039;re right. But that&#039;s not the main point. The point is how images look on the device with hardware acceleration on. I shouldn&#039;t need to disable hardware acceleration to get the accurate image.Is this suppose to be an excuse or what! If your software has a problem then you should try your best to fix it. Chrome has issue with hardware acceleration, and it needs to be fixed. That&#039;s it. It&#039;s 2021 and post-processing or whatever that is, I want images to look good in Chromium browsers like it happens on Firefox. Disabling hardware acceleration is not a solution.This is the reason for me to open this thread. I wanted to know if it&#039;s affecting our forum members too. I want Chrome to fix it ASAP and make this thread a history.You can suggest me what&#039;s the best way for me to report it to them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SeriousHoax, post: 927528, member: 78686"] I know I can't do it for specific applications that's why I said I'm not going to change color for the sake of seeing proper color on Chrome only. Everywhere else color looks alright except Chromium browsers. Chrome has no issue with the older 19.8.2 AMD driver version. Later versions create this issue. So it seems AMD's driver related. Many users who reported this on Reddit using totally different AMD GPUs. But ok I'll try my luck posting it on Chrome subreddit to know if Chromium is the guilty party here. You're right. But that's not the main point. The point is how images look on the device with hardware acceleration on. I shouldn't need to disable hardware acceleration to get the accurate image. Is this suppose to be an excuse or what! If your software has a problem then you should try your best to fix it. Chrome has issue with hardware acceleration, and it needs to be fixed. That's it. It's 2021 and post-processing or whatever that is, I want images to look good in Chromium browsers like it happens on Firefox. Disabling hardware acceleration is not a solution. This is the reason for me to open this thread. I wanted to know if it's affecting our forum members too. I want Chrome to fix it ASAP and make this thread a history. You can suggest me what's the best way for me to report it to them. [/QUOTE]

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