It is now properly breaking that "REEEEEE" comment for me in Waterfox that was not breaking and wrapping correctly as @blumen4alles noted: https://files.catbox.moe/csch2o.jpg However, it seems to be causing words within comments to break mid-word for me instead of moving the word to the next line or even hyphenating it to the next line; such as in this image with "especially' at the end of the line: https://files.catbox.moe/fmfb0y.jpg On the ".comment p" element for the body of comments, changing "word-break" to "normal" for me causes the word to be moved to the next line, but it doesn't break that long "REEEEEE" from that thread and that issue becomes present again. However, also adding "white-space" to be "pre-wrap" and overflow-wrap to be "anywhere" for the ".comment p" element allows the "REEEEE" to break mid-word to the next line as well. I haven't noticed these attribute changes causing any issues for me anywhere else on the site and they properly move words to the next line and also long strings like that "REEE" to be broken to the next line. >.comment p >{ > overflow-wrap: anywhere; > word-break: normal; > white-space: pre-wrap; >} With these attributes for that element the "especially" is moved to the next line and the "REEE" is wrapped to the next line. As a nice bonus, I also found it fixes the issue I was having of needing to double return or add two spaces at the ends of sentences to keep sentences on separate lines instead of all running as one line. That got to be pretty irritating and time consuming to add after ever sentence in posts when formatting them. (Shame the fix is only a visual fix on my end to have single returns actually starting a new line and I still need to keep manually adding the double spaces or double returns or else everyone else will see one long sentence without returns while it would look proper for me.)