I had seen this issue in some webs. Just reporting.
As seen, there is a proper visualization in MS Edge and Tor in Windows, but problem persists both Windows and Linux versions of PaleMoon.
Rendering issues at edx.org
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Re: Rendering issues at edx.org
Yeah, this website has a history of using specific rendering quirks that do not play nice with Pale Moon.
We've done everything we reasonably could (in trying to contact them and analysing various iterations of their website) but they simply do..not..care.. and continue using broken styling.
We've done everything we reasonably could (in trying to contact them and analysing various iterations of their website) but they simply do..not..care.. and continue using broken styling.
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"Linux makes everything difficult." -- Lyceus Anubite