| Iniquity | |
| Jul 22 2022, 2:14 PM |
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Steps to replicate the issue (include links if applicable):
What happens?:
Breve moved from center.
What should have happened instead?:
Breve stay in center.
Other information (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.):
Chrome 103.0.5060.134, Win 10.
I can't replicate this one (tried Firefox and Chrome). Could you confirm that you've checked if any local gadgets might be interfering with your experience (?safemode=1)
Do you have 'Linux Libertine', font installed? Perhaps the installed font is not a good one?
Clean installation of Windows 11 (en-US). Not logged to Wiki.
Firefox - OK
Chromium-based browsers - not OK
Same with ?safemode=1
I can't replicate this one (tried Firefox and Chrome). Could you confirm that you've checked if any local gadgets might be interfering with your experience (?safemode=1)
Do you have 'Linux Libertine', font installed? Perhaps the installed font is not a good one?
Same with safemode. Have no 'Linux Libertine' on my PC :(
Thanks for confirming. We will look into this some more. Possibly an upstream Chrome bug.
@Iniquity: Do you know which font is ultimately being used when rendering goes wrong? Asking because the font may not contain positioning info (e.g. an ankr table). If it's not the font itself, then I've lost track if Chrome browsers on Windows use Harfbuzz, FreeType, and/or Skia for rendering and positioning.