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It could be my machine then. I'm not on my gaming partition right now, so it's possible that some library is messing with how the AVIF are displayed in the browser. BTW, what I see is that the "Warning" in the image in the gallery is pure red (#ff0000), while it is scarlet-ish (#f92c13) in GIMP. During actual gameplay, it looks the way the AVIF file looks in GIMP. But it makes sense it's my system and I don't want to derail the topic.

I just noticed something. I was about to comment what if you allowed us to directly upload avif files so we had the option of having more control over the final output, and it occurred to me I never checked if GIMP had avif support. Well, good news is it has, but by downloading and opening a file I recently uploaded, I realized the image looks radically different in GIMP and Krita than in browsers. Is it just a me problem by messing color profiles or is there more to it? This is how the image in question looks in the gallery from the mod page.: Now inside GIMP, it looks exactly how I expected it to look after compression: Is it just my browser the one messing the image or is there more to it?

Fixed. Thanks!

The file for my Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection mod is under quarantine because I forgot to modify the nested zip files before uploading. I already archived the offending version, but the mod is still flagged as "Some suspicious files" under the virus scan section. Sorry in advanced for the inconveniences. https://www.nexusmods.com/megamanzerozxlegacycollecion/mods/3/?tab=files&category=archived