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Strange color problem on Safari

By nyolc8, in OSx86 10.8 (Mountain Lion)

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Hi! I'm using DP4 U1, and I have a strange problem, as you can see on the picture, when I hover on some images/links on the site, it become brighter (basically the whole website darker, and then comes to normal on those elements that I hover my mouse on). I think this is display color profile related, BUT:

It's only happening in Safari (in Google Chrome it's fine), and I only see this problem on insanelymac.com. I never noticed this on any other websites. And it's only happening when I open a link on new tab, and I view that tab after the site loaded.

 

Here's the pic:

post-150972-0-24026800-1341216786_thumb.jpg

 

What could be the problem?

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