Border on images

Hello
on PNG24 images with a link and a border to 0, when you click on it it happens on some Macintosh version of Firefox that appear a little red edging around the image

Are there particular sites where you see this problem? Maybe you could post a link for reference.
Is the image displayed at its natural full size, or is it resized or zoomed? If it is being resized or zoomed, Firefox might be doing a poor job interpolating the color at the border...

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    From: [email protected]
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