> tldr: Rust/coreutils ( https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/ https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/ ) is now available in Debian, Is it just my version of Firef

> tldr: Rust/coreutils ( https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/ https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/ ) is now available in Debian, Is it just my version of Firefox, or does anybody else get a line wrapping justification algo that ends the first line with "Debia" and begins the next line with "n"? It appears hyperlinks are split opportunistically to match the line justification. Two things: * I have never seen a single web page do this * Something smells soooo right that the only page I've ever seen with this weirdo readability regression involves the word "Debian." It's as if when I read the word "Debian" in a blog/article, I get this sixth sense shiver that something soon will be broken with a default setting because "nobody ever said you couldn't do it the other way." Edit: it's as if this choice were made specifically to keep me from clicking the FF Reader button. Because now I'm scanning over the entire document counting the number of words in hyperlinks that are broken across lines-- I see 8, which includes another instance of "Debian"-- this time it's broken into "D" and "ebian." Edit2: OMG the text doesn't wrap to remain in the viewport when I zoom in. I successfully see "Debia" at the end of the first line every time, and if I zoom in far enough I can enter horizontal scrollbar readability hell.