I'm buggered on how Safari and Chrome differ, I would have thought the image processing would be part of WebKit. It actually makes sense that IE is better at scaling than Firefox - it's an edge case that requires tons of research to get correct. Seriously, who scales up an image on the web that isn't a single color? - xero
Images are less important to me than text and Safari on the Mac is the best. Chrome and IE aren't as good and Firefox isn't even close. - ·[▪_▪]·
The fonts on macs seem to be really blurry - maybe there is a way to tweak that. I've always preferred the text rendering on Linux - just seems smoother and easier on the eye. - Richard Bradshaw
i can't stop looking at all of these blurry blue dots. i am under your control. hypnotism:SUCCESS.....*drools on keyboard* - Morgan Haley
Curiously hypnotizing they are, yessssssss. ;) - Mona N.
@Richard ... You can use a font manager like Extensis Suitcase Fusion and "turn off" the system default fonts and replace them with your own. Some of the default fonts are required when the OS boots so yeah, umm, make sure you don't turn off the important ones. - Brandon
Yeah, I don't understand how Safari and Chrome differ, except I guess Apple and Google could enable different flags when they build Webkit. OS X font smoothing (which I think Safari on Windows tries to emulate?) has always been a point of contention. You either love it or you hate it. - Victor Ganata
they soon all look similar if you stare long enough - sofarsoshawn
So the reviewer used IE 8 Beta 2 and NOT Firefox 3.1 Beta 2? FAIL - Jared B. Luther
How would Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 render images differently from its current release? And how do you know which version he is using? - Mona N.
Because it is well documented that changes in Firefox 3.1 include changes to the Gecko rendering engine. I would have assumed the reviewer is using current released versions of all the browsers. The fact that IE 7 (the current release of IE) wasn't included and a beta version was, to me, shows bias. - Jared B. Luther
EDIT: I stand corrected!!! He *IS* using 3.1 b2 from his initial article: http://www.graphicrating.com/2... Just for sour grapes sake I'll say he should have made that more clear in this most recent article. :-P - Jared B. Luther
Jared - thank you for the link! :) - Mona N.
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oh ! You just convinced me to go back to IE ! xD - Rémi Fayolle
My eyes hurt after looking at the blue/green dot thing. Or school. Yeah, we'll go with school. - Zach Flauaus
sad that FF was the worst, since I've become a solid convert over the past few months. oh well, i'll just invest in glasses. - YieldBuild-Jason Menayan
"Mais c est justement l absence d un travail de fonds sérieux et équilibré qui est lassant. Est ce comme cela pour tout ce dont parle Envoyé Spécial?" - ouriel
J'ai pas vu le reportage complet, mais le peu que j'ai vu m'a donné également la même impression générale que toi Ouriel. D'un autre côté, ça ne m'étonne pas du tout des médias du genre TV. - Rémi Fayolle
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kler, j'avais testé ArmA 1er du nom, il était pas mal mais un peu buggué. Là en fait c'est le même studio donc le jeu est bien un pseudo OFP2. Par contre OFP2 est édité par les même que OFP1 mais fait par un autre studio, donc on va pouvoir comparer les deux, ca risque d'être pas mal ! - Rémi Fayolle
extrait : "mais ça va arriver. Je dirais que vous pouvez vous attendre à ce soit disponible, si tout se passe bien, dans 30 à 90 jours." - Rémi Fayolle
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