Display colour check
See what colour capabilities your browser reports and compare standard and wide-gamut accents. This is a visual check, not a calibrated colour measurement or an HDR peak-brightness test.
Browser display capabilities
These readings depend on the current browser, monitor and operating-system settings. They can change if you move the browser to another monitor.
- Wide gamut (Display P3)
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- HDR-capable output
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- CSS Display P3 support
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HDR-capable does not necessarily mean HDR is enabled in Windows or that this webpage is displaying HDR luminance. This page intentionally remains in standard brightness.
Colour sample comparison
The left patches use sRGB colours. On a browser/display reporting P3, the right patches use a different, slightly richer P3 colour. On SDR-only displays they intentionally look identical. This compares design accents, not manufacturer colour swatches or hearing-aid photographs.
What this means for HearingDB
On compatible displays, HearingDB can use wide-gamut colour for selected decorative accents. The hearing-aid colour codes, images, original branding colours and clinical charts are not boosted, because accuracy matters more than saturation.
For a washed-out desktop or grey-looking websites with Windows HDR enabled, check Windows HDR calibration, SDR content brightness, graphics-card output range and your monitor's picture mode. Changing a website cannot correct those settings.