In this post on main, when the PNG
file is shown implicitly (one has to open a new tab to see it), the color scheme seems to be reversed (bright $\leftrightarrow$ dark).
The same file looks perfectly fine when done inline (or reference style but explicitly displayed).
Please see my screen grab below (done inline style to avoid ambiguity).
Evidence shows that this "feature" persists when the same file is downloaded and reuploaded (duh), and it's not just my computer but a Google Chrome issue.
I understand there are numerous image encoding practices and not just a few standards, but is this considered a bug?
If the info is relevant, I'm running Google Chrome "Version $79.0.3945.130$ (Official Build) ($64$-bit)" on a Windows $10$ Home edition "Version $1903$ OS build $18362.657$". At this point I haven't felt the need to ask how the original image was generated.