Hello, I'm seeking for little help here. I'm new to the mac - I have macbook air 2013 + DELL 27' screen connected viac minidp to dp cable, using custom EDID for RGB through dp cable. I have a trouble with Chrome - on the New tab page I see every thumbnail screenshot in altered colors - it looks like inverted to some point. Exactly the same happens when I try to take a screenshot through Awesome Screenshot plugin. Does anyone had this problem also and know solution? Thank you, Matej
Exact same issue I am having the EXACT same issue in Chrome for OSX Mountain Lion. The problem only started in July 2013. If I use Awesome Screenshot, or a number of other screenshot tools, it inverts the colors of the screenshot. I have tried 3 different screenshot extensions for Chrome, and every single one inverts colors. NOTE: These issues do not exist in Firefox for mac, so as a temporary workaround you can install awesome screenshot in Firefox and no color inversion happens. A few notes about my computer setup in case anyone else has the same configuration: 2013 Macbook Air Using external monitor
Google "browser icc profile" or "browser managed color" or something to that effect. Essentially Safari & Firefox managed color & Chrome & others ignore color profiles.
Also having this issue 2013 Macbook Air. This is not limited to Chrome, I'm also having the issue in Parallels. Print Screen within a Windows VM and the colors are mixed up in the same way (specifically, blues and reds seem mixed up). Image attached of this. Chrome and Parallels are affected for me. A couple other screen capture tools seem to be working okay.
Any solutions? I'm having the exact same issue - Macbook Air, issue started in July 2013. Has anyone been able to resolve the issue? Steps already taken: - created a new user on Chrome, with only the screen capture extension installed (no other extensions) - deleted Chrome from my laptop and re-installed Neither worked.
Hardware Acceleration Hi, I have this same issue on a new 2013 macbook air. Seems if I switch off "Use hardware acceleration when available" in advanced chrome settings the issue goes away. Can anybody else confirm this? Hoping this is specific to chrome and not a general hardware issue - any other apps using graphics hardware acceleration?
Confirmed I can confirm that turning off hardware acceleration in Chrome fixes the issue for me. This is definitely a software issue - but interesting we're all MacBook Air users. As I mentioned previously, screenshots made within a Windows virtual machine running in Parallels also had messed up colors. Parallels fixed the issue in the latest release and mentioned it in the release notes: http://kb.parallels.com/en/115067 So this definitely looks like a software issue Chrome is responsible for patching, whatever the root cause may be.
Still not working for me I also have a MacBook Air 13 and am having this same issue. Unfortunately, turning off the hardware accelerator did not remedy this bug. Any other ideas?
I have this issue also. Blue color seems to be yellowish brown in the thumbnails. Macbook Air 13" 2013 (Haswell), the more expensive version and 8GB RAM. I have a more serious issue too. I actually stumbled upon this thread here: https://discussions.apple.com/message/22633153#22633153 If I leave my Air closed for a long time, when I open it nothing happens. Then I need to hold the power button for at least a few seconds, and possibly press it again (this just started happening to me yesterday so I don't know exactly yet). My Air then starts up. The first time it started up normally (almost certain but not 100%), the second time I got that your computer shut down because of a problem message (logs say Previous Shutdown Cause: 3). Happened the second time today, the first time yesterday I didn't think too much of it. Not sure what else to look for to shed more light on this. A few days ago, before this issue, I was having graphical glitches (artefacts, small squares/pixels, but resembling what was on the screen) every time I opened the macbook (even if it was just closed for a few seconds), but after about 1 second it went to normal. After a few days I decided to restart the macbook (I don't usually), and that stopped happening. But not long after that (max a few days) I started getting the current issue. Is there any way I can confirm/explain my problems? It sounds like it could be a graphics issue. I also wonder if everyone on the new Air is experiencing this Chrome color thing or just some people?