Image FindFailed on different MacBook-Pros even though the screen resolutions are the same

I guess the problem is with the Android emulator, which produces differences on the both Macs.

To verify, make a screenshots on both machines of the offending region and compare with Mac Preview enlarging it so you can see individual pixels.

Another option is, to use the SikuliX IDE Preview.

I can't see much difference between the images captured on different MacBook-Pros.

I discovered that the new MacBook-Pro is able to find the image using `Pattern("icon.png").similar(0.5)` command.

Another thing I found interesting is that the old MacBook-Pro's display is `Intel Iris Graphics 6100 1536 MB`, and the new MacBook-Pro's display is `Intel Iris Graphics 540 1536 MB`. Maybe I should check the difference between the two displays.

`Pattern("icon.png").similar(0.5)` lowers the matching criteria.

situations like that usually come from that the image has too much background towards the edges of the image and the background in another environment is slightly different.

The solution: concentrate the image on the key visual aspects and have as little background as possible towards the edges.

With the help of the online photo editor (`https://pixlr.com/editor/`), I found that the colors are slightly different between the image captured on the old MacBook-Pro and the image captured on the new MacBook-Pro.

You can compare the two images here( https://ibb.co/ktG9hx).

I think this is a problem that is really hard to deal with. New MacBook-Pro's color is a little bit brighter than the old MacBook-Pro.

Maby I have to find a way to set the colors of the screen to exactly the same on the two computers.

This surely has nothing to do with colors.

If you look at both images and count pixels:
only just looking at the left slider:
- old 9 Pixels
- new 10 Pixels

this simply looks like different rendering omg both machines.

... and differences like this dramatically reduce similarity score.