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Images Rendering With Green Tint/Filter

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Devon Potter
Devon Potter
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Using Firefox Developer Edition 132.0b9 (64-bit). Also verified same issue in regular FF. Tested in Chrome to be sure it's Firefox related. No issues in Chrome.

It's very random, but sometimes images will render with a slight green tint to them. When I save the image it doesn't have the tint but I've also included a screenshot to show how the render looks.

Things I've tried:

  • Disabling hardware acceleration
  • Changing every setting related to gfx.color in about.config and restarting browser (multiple times/tests)
  • Using devtools to see if it's a server side issue with the particular website

At this point I'm moving on because I cannot find a fix so this was my last resort.

Link to the specific website where the image lives: https://www.crossvilleinc.com/getmedia/dc3bdab1-5d51-40b3-a6c8-dc2fce8b5a1d/ASK03-Mink-24x24-ALASKA.jpg?height=1350?width=1350

Using Firefox Developer Edition 132.0b9 (64-bit). Also verified same issue in regular FF. Tested in Chrome to be sure it's Firefox related. No issues in Chrome. It's very random, but sometimes images will render with a slight green tint to them. When I save the image it doesn't have the tint but I've also included a screenshot to show how the render looks. '''Things I've tried:''' * Disabling hardware acceleration * Changing every setting related to gfx.color in about.config and restarting browser (multiple times/tests) * Using devtools to see if it's a server side issue with the particular website At this point I'm moving on because I cannot find a fix so this was my last resort. Link to the specific website where the image lives: https://www.crossvilleinc.com/getmedia/dc3bdab1-5d51-40b3-a6c8-dc2fce8b5a1d/ASK03-Mink-24x24-ALASKA.jpg?height=1350?width=1350
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