really, what's the point of working in a color managed environment
if you can only see it "right" in some specific color managed apps
while the majority of people will see it "wrong"?
The reason I calibrate and colour manage is to ensure my monitor and screen are roughly consistent (at least consistent enough for my use)
For browsing the internet I use Firefox, which is colour managed, so I see my own as well as other people's images (when colour managed) correctly.
If other people fail to use colour managed applications that's a pity, but also their loss and I am not losing any sleep over it.