Has anyone talked about the weird thing that Chrome does where when it's in dark mode some dark isn't the same dark as other dark? https://youtu.be/FzfGPQa4heA
@meduzhttps://xmodem.isthe.link - canary (but it's been happening for ages, plus on previous versions of macos). I've seen it on many other websites, but this is the easiest to replicate
@meduz nope, macbook pro attached to large samsung monitor.
I've managed to get around it and actually settled the colours (finally) by selecting a completely generic colour profile (rather than the one for my display). It's a bit softer, but now I don't get macos messing with the colours.
@rem It seems to have something to do with <body> not having the full width of the viewport. But this shouldn’t matter because the <body> element’s background color propagates up to the viewport (or more precisely, the canvas) anyway*. Chrome is confused.
@simevidas right, it shouldn't matter. I don't know why chrome is adjusting the surrounding colour. It's definitely a rendering issue rather than in userland code.
@bramus@simevidas turned out it was chrome+ monitor colour profile. I couldn't disable "true tone" but selecting a generic profile for my monitor fixed it/made it go away.
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