I recently bought my first wide gamut monitor (Eizo CS420) and calibrated it using a Spyder4Pro. Everything appears to be working great in Lightroom and Photoshop, and I can finally appreciate the difference between sRGB and ProPhotoRGB, for example.

However, Chrome (43.0.2357.65) appears to ignore my monitor's profile - all pictures/color elements are wildly oversaturated, regardless of whether I've exported them from LR with sRGB, AdobeRGB or ProPhotoRGB.

When I do the [Web browser color management test](http://cameratico.com/tools/web-browser-color-management-test/), there is no difference between sRGB and ProPhotoRGB - both color bars are at maximum saturation. 

![Chrome color bars](https://i.stack.imgur.com/MAq3x.png)

In Firefox, only the ProPhotoRGB bars are fully saturated, the sRGB bars look more subdued (as expected - it's about what fully saturated bars look like on my old monitor). I guess when you're watching the images in this question on a correctly calibrated monitor, they will look dull...

![Firefox color bars](https://i.stack.imgur.com/IymCo.png)

To summarize, it appears to me that Chrome does interpret embedded ICC profiles from images, but it outputs them as if targeting an sRGB display. Am I wrong about this? Could I have setup my monitor incorrectly (if so, where would I need to check this?) Or is this Chrome's fault? Can I do anything about this?