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On that web page, the left side is similar to the bottom, but on Lemmy, the left side looks purple like the top right. The bottom right appears grey to me. Is that supposed to happen?
Same experience here. On the website, the left side never fully matched either shade on the right side to me, appearing closer to the bottom but always somewhere in between most of the time. But when I view the screenshot linked above in my mobile app for Lemmy, it looks a lot closer to the top than the bottom, but varies a bit based on how much I zoom in (almost like moire patterns).
On, Lemmy the image is definitely not producing the same effect as on the website. On the phone, I can do incremental zooms of the page. If I zoom very lightly there is a sweet spot where it looks exactly like the top, but fully zoomed out(the default view) it is looking the same as the bottom. Clearly there is a problem with scaling the image unlike what /u/AdrianTheFrog said