[rafram]

There’s no green shift at all in that example on my display. Could your calibration be off?

[fidotron]

It's practically cyan, which is half way to green, not a lighter version of the blue to the left. This is on a MBP built in display.

This totally has uses but it is not, as claimed, "there is no hue or saturation drift" given the hue has shifted so much.

[jibal]

There certainly is ... run a color picker over it.

[rafram]

I opened the macOS Digital Color Meter and set it to "native values" mode. The second-to-last OKLCH swatch has a green component of 202, and the last has a green component of 226. The corresponding values in the HSL swatches are 203 and 227.

Basically no difference at all.

[crazygringo]

> The corresponding values in the HSL swatches are 203 and 227.

That is a gigantic difference. Those are totally different hues. Which are, of course, exactly the difference we're seeing.

[rafram]

I'm saying HSL has the exact same shift as OKLCH. And neither is visibly green to me.

[gowld]

It's visibly cyan, isn't it? It's maybe not an intuitive "green" hue (depending on your linguistic culture), but it's clearly different from all the other colors on that chart.