Innacurate Wind in Firefox
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I've been experiencing this issue too in Firefox with all of your steps above, but with a typical sRGB monitor (Dell U2415). This seems like quite a messy issue; I'm filing a bug report with Mozilla.
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@ascom Would love to see the bug report you file!
Thanks
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same problem here, for the last few weeks.
standard firefox on a multitude of windows PC's. Tried restarting firefox without addons, but the problem persists.
Also experience issues with windfinder.com
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@drooze said in Innacurate Wind in Firefox:
Also experience issues with windfinder.com
Does this then mean that the problem is with Firefox, not with Windy? Or?
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@ascom said in Innacurate Wind in Firefox:
I've been experiencing this issue too in Firefox with all of your steps above, but with a typical sRGB monitor (Dell U2415). This seems like quite a messy issue; I'm filing a bug report with Mozilla.
Did you wind up filing this bug report?
Thanks
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This problem is still not solved until today. Running Firfox 97.0 on latest Windows 10.
The problem occurs not only with thw wind layer, but with any other layer too.Any ideas from the devs?
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I am using Windy on Firefox 97.0 (32-bit) on Windows 7 Ultimate and it works normally.
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@mopperle Hello, what kind of problem are you having? If you have any special settings within the browser, then it may cause problems.
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@Nrbelex Just wanted point out that this is still a live bug. Would love to see this fixed so Windy can work well in Firefox for all users.
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@Nrbelex Hello, you mentioned that if you load Windy in a clean Firefox profile, everything works. Could you please explain what settings you have in your profile? As I mentioned, some settings will cause this kind of behavior.
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@Korina said in Innacurate Wind in Firefox:
@Nrbelex Hello, you mentioned that if you load Windy in a clean Firefox profile, everything works. Could you please explain what settings you have in your profile? As I mentioned, some settings will cause this kind of behavior.
I'm fairly confident the relevant setting is gfx.color_management.mode.
The default is 2: Color management applied only to tagged image.
I use 1: Full color management.
Full color management (1) is the best setting to ensure Firefox displays colors correctly, particularly when using a wide-gamut monitor. It does, however seem to cause a glitch with the wind layer and many others.
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@Nrbelex Yes, this color setting actually causes to glitch Windy. I suggest changing the setting or using another browser.
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@Korina said in Innacurate Wind in Firefox:
@Nrbelex Yes, this color setting actually causes to glitch Windy. I suggest changing the setting or using another browser.
Korina, thanks for the confirmation. Since color accuracy is a priority for me, I have to keep this setting as is, but hopefully Windy will one day be compatible!
Thanks!
