It's annoying when web pages unexpectedly blare out audio, so I can understand why Chrome 66 changes when web pages can autoplay audio . Unfortunately this was...
"word-break: break-all !important;" in your CSS ma
kes your article annoying to re
ad because there are lin
e breaks in th
e middle o
f words.
Seems to only do this in Firefox, in Chrome and Safari the text isn't breaking in the middle of a word. Seems a little odd that a blog post about inconsistent browser problems is, in itself, having an inconsistent browser problem.
The fault lies with the CSS on this page, which is confusing at best.
Firefox obeys the second line "break-all", whereas Chrome obeys the third line "break-word" which does not break words like break-all does.
-ms-word-break: break-all !important;
word-break: break-all !important;
word-break: break-word !important
I'm using Firefox and only commenting because, well, there's no polite way to say it, but if you can't "do text" correctly in a blog post, what other face-palms await in the main product? ;-)
Yeah, the web devs are aware, they should have a fix soon!