We really need to gather various #typography related #CSS properties that are scattered across different browsers without full support (or with just partial support) and make it into an #interop2025 focus area.
Like ascent-override (please, Safari!)
Or font-size-adjust (come on, Chrome!)
Or… initial-letter (hey, Firefox!), though, there are also so many ::first-letter issues!
Or text-box-trim & text-box-edge (ok, these are only there in Safari TP)
So if the website provides ultra-high-density image sources, and the user zooms the page, Safari won’t use those sources, even after page reload. In other words, at high page zoom levels, images on some websites will be noticeably blurrier in Safari than in Chrome and Firefox. That sounds like a bug to me.
@kizu They gave us text-decoration-thickness and text-underline-offset to precisely style the underline, but then they didn’t ensure that it renders the same across browsers. Makes me wonder what’s the point. 😁