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I don't get what's supposed to happen. To me it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/CMwdLNg.png http://i.imgur.com/CMwdLNg.png
by one-man-bucket 14y ago
I don't get what's supposed to happen. To me it looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/CMwdLNg.png http://i.imgur.com/CMwdLNg.png
- ambiate 14y agohttp://i.imgur.com/5ov1qdf.png http://i.imgur.com/5ov1qdf.png This is an interesting result. Even more interesting is the extra 2000 results that Google throws in my direction.
- stjarnljuset 14y agoThis is what it looks like for me: http://i.imgur.com/ppMYz6c.png http://i.imgur.com/ppMYz6c.png
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- Tekker 14y agoSame for me
- mxfh 14y ago+1 same for me, (to me it looks like some kind of particle accelerator experiment happening in your browser, where ก็็็็็ emits some kind of unknown radiation. After closer examination [zoom to +300%]: maybe it just shows the escaping life spirits of the toppled latin small letter «u» after being shot in right side.)
- sp332 14y agoWhat browser and platform are you using?
- frozenport 14y agoIt seems to work on Firefox x64 19.0 from Gentoo eBuild.
- one-man-bucket 14y agochrome 25 and xubuntu 12.10
- C1D 14y agoIt seems to work on most linux distro's. I'm using Chrome 25 and Windows 7 and It's buggy.
- MBCook 14y agoWorks fine for me. Safari 6, OS X 10.8.
- ante_annum 14y agoWorks in Chrome 25, 10.6.8
- gilgoomesh 14y agoI'm pretty sure it's a Windows GDI font rendering problem. Windows DirectWrite, Mac's CoreText and other platforms seem to do okay.
- iy56 14y agoWith Opera 12.14, I saw the same thing. I had to open the page in Chrome to see the weirdness.
- C1D 14y agoIt seems to render right on your browser. This is what I see: http://i.imgur.com/gJ1xBWn.png http://i.imgur.com/gJ1xBWn.png
- ajross 14y agoIt's actually more correct on your browser. It's a stack of diacritics. The rasterizer above was printing them on top of each other, which is (well, seems likely to be) typographically incorrect. The problem of course is that the implemented rules should disallow unused-in-the-real-world combinations of diacritics but don't. But it's not a "rendering" bug.
- morphics 14y agoSame here, looks fine for me in Chrome and Firefox on Ubuntu
- drzaiusapelord 14y agoChrome on Windows 7 64-bit: http://imgur.com/3u1M2IG http://imgur.com/3u1M2IG
- simcop2387 14y agoI actually get a different rendering for some reason. I get all the extra diatricts to the right above empty circles. That certainly explains why I didn't quite understand the problem.
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- cataflam 14y agoAbout the same for me : http://i.imgur.com/fOTopJU.png http://i.imgur.com/fOTopJU.png Both Opera and Chrome on Windows XP. On windows 7 I get the interestingly looking results with both Opera and Chrome.
- Gmo 14y agoI have tested with Firefox (latest version) on Windows XP and 7, and I think we can conclude the problem comes from Windows XP, as it shows the same thing as you, whereas it gives a whole big stack on Windows 7.
- orbitur 14y agoLooks like it's only a problem on Windows (and maybe Linux?). OS X is fine, Chrome and Safari.