You should always ensure any alpha transparent PNGs are 32-bit to ensure that they always display the same colour across all browsers. Recently, Firefox and IE displayed a particular 24-bit alpha transparent PNG differently. Changing the PNG to 32-bit fixed this and both browsers rendered the PNG the same.
I have also experienced this with Safari 2 on MacOSX – again, switching to 32-bit PNG fixed the problem.
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