I don't think so. I think, that the page doesn't use a proper CSS reset and relies on browser defaults, which aren't the same on every browser. Your browser uses a CSS default which breaks the lines of the <code> and mine doesn't. So I assume, that at least anyone who uses the firefox from the debian repository will see what I've seen. I'm uniquely paranoid, but this doesn't mean, that I don't know what I'm talking about.
Anyways, it's your site, and not mine, and I only want to help, and not harrass you.
I don't think so. I think, that the page doesn't use a proper CSS reset and relies on browser defaults, which aren't the same on every browser. Your browser uses a CSS default which breaks the lines of the <code> and mine doesn't. So I assume, that at least anyone who uses the firefox from the debian repository will see what I've seen. I'm uniquely paranoid, but this doesn't mean, that I don't know what I'm talking about.
Anyways, it's your site, and not mine, and I only want to help, and not harrass you.
and relies on browser defaults
Which works for all of the other browsers
and I only want to help, and not harrass you.
Suggestions and 3rd party bug reports are always welcome, unless they are formulated like orders.
> and relies on browser defaults
Which works for all of the other browsers
> and I only want to help, and not harrass you.
Suggestions and 3rd party bug reports are always welcome, unless they are formulated like orders.
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