Poor colour management

Same problem here. And that's TERRIBLE for who have to work with images and graphics. Also, a big problem for me:

If you go to mine website (http://www.aformulaonehistory.com) you can see that with Safari is quite ridicolous: reds are all the same and oversaturated. That's because Safari reads the color profile of the monitor, not like Firefox, Chrome and Opera that use sRGB as color profile.

Please Apple fix this!!!!

Totally agree, I have the same problem on both my 2012 MBA and 2013 iMac. For us designers this is a huge issue and I'm hoping for a quick fix.

Changing the ICC colour profiles in the settings menu doesn't help either..I tried to install the colour profiles used by Mountain Lion but the images still apperar over saturated.

I am doing Web Design in Japan.

"Safari previous" had been discoloration, If you have to "repeat-x" of the CSS.

In "mavericks", the bugs have been fixed.

However, it is in a different color of obviously "Chrome" or "Firefox".

Red is strong

In order to design, this is very awkward.

I want information.

I think this would be very important for us Web Design.

"Apple" is would have noticed?

Or would not comment for this?

Did anyone find a fix yet? I'm experiencing the same issues... I think it affects icons but also photos: colors appear too contrasted and saturated, especially reds, crushed blacks, loss of detail in dark areas, and overall darker images. Both in Safari and when I browse and preview pics in Finder. For whatever reason, the color change is especially noticeable in thumbnails... This is unacceptable for me. I don't want any filters whatsoever. Anyone got a clue on how to reverse this behavior? Please Apple, fix this.

For what it's worth, Safari 7.0 (in Mavericks) seems to be doing a better job at color management now than FireFox 26. I have a high gamut monitor and was forced to switch to FireFox after I got the monitor because the colors (especially red) were way off in Safari. If you enable the color management mode in FireFox, it does a pretty good job. At least I thought it was, until I discovered this page: http://davidjohnstone.net/blog/2013/06/be-careful-when-buying-a-wide-gamut-monit or

This has a comparison of 9 different implementations of the same color. You can test your browser and see which boxes are displaying the unnaturally vibrant red. Safari 7.0 displays all of the boxes the correct color. FireFox 26 does not.

As for the rest of the Mavericks interface, all is displaying correctly for me on my high gamut monitor. No crazy reds or oversatured colors. I am running a color managed setup with calibration. YMMV.

For me this has definitely the „quality“ of a bug.

For in web design there are colors clearly to define in css with #…

And it is a fact that Safari 7 changes those colors a little. One can take a screenshot and read the color in Photoshop and see the result differing from CSS value. Only browser I have ever seen who does that. Absolutely NO GO in my eyes, whatever improvement of contrast or anything this might be…

By the way, very nice website.