Netscape introduced a fixed color palette that will be used on platforms with a graphics mode with only 256 colors. Other colors will be dithered to that color palette. This means that the browser replaces the colors that are not in the fixed palette by the closest matching color in this palette. If you do not want to the browser to dither the colors on a page you should stick to these colors. With images you can do this with a paint program by replacing the colors of an image to the colors of the Netscape palette. I have a palette in the JASC format which can be used by Paintshop Pro. This is how it works: Start up Paint Shop Pro Load the image you want to change Load the Netscape palette Save the new image under a new name, so you still have the original image if you need to make changes. For the HTML tags that support color (ie BODY, FONT or TABLE) only use colors of the palette to avoid dithering. The Netscape palette