When loading a background image, the color displayed for the unloaded portion can make the text unreadable. I would suggest using the HTML background color for unloaded portion of the graphics in lieu of any color information provided by the background image. This was tested on M5/i386/linux on kernel 2.2.9. I would assume that something like this is platform-independant, but seeing as there are only linux boxes around I can't test it elsewhere anyway. Let me know if you need more info.

Ramiro -- can you take a look. This sounds like it's the correct behavior, and not something we should fix. Please get back to me.

Ramiro -- can you take a look. This sounds like it's the correct behavior, and not something we should fix. Please get back to me. BTW-- it looks fine on NT.

the font colors are specified by the content authors. If they are bad, then its ugly content. reassign to waqar. waqar: can you make sure this page has the same expected behavior on both unix and windows ?

The above test case seems to work fine, in the latest build. Tested on Mac, Windows, and Linux with same results. Communicator shows the same results.

Bad URL. I tried to access this url (http://macc.ml.org) but it can't locate the server.

Reporter, please provide a url that I can access. The current URL is bad.

http://206.184.152.111/botball/index.html was generating this behaviour, but appears to work now.

Based on reporter's comments, marking as verified fixed with the Nov 15 th build.