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Chrome and Firefox have a differing behavior when it comes to spacing between certain <mi> elements. Firefox adds a space between normal and italic <mi> elements, but Chrome doesn’t. For example sin x renders with a space between the function and variable in Firefox, but in chrome the variable is butted against the function.
A solution could be to add invisible function application (U+2061) between common functions identifiers and a variable that follows and give it an lspace of something like 0.35ex.
Chrome and Firefox have a differing behavior when it comes to spacing between certain
<mi>
elements. Firefox adds a space between normal and italic<mi>
elements, but Chrome doesn’t. For examplesin x
renders with a space between the function and variable in Firefox, but in chrome the variable is butted against the function.A solution could be to add invisible function application (U+2061) between common functions identifiers and a variable that follows and give it an
lspace
of something like0.35ex
.See w3c/mathml-core#214
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