if you’re viewing this in a terminal or something, this is what it is supposed to look like
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if you’re viewing this in a terminal or something, this is what it is supposed to look like 4 comments
@anselmschueler Just checked, Safari doesn't do this on macOS either. But Chrome and Safari do! Even better, they're using the font's OpenType features, so the browser isn't doing faux sub/super figures but they come from the font. Looks like Chrome and Firefox enable `frac` if they encounter the fractional slash, which is cool. Safari needs this turned on explicitly with CSS. |
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Thats totally weird. Is it a HTML-specific? (does not work in word or Notepad, for example, but here.