My Text-decoration-skip-ink (CSS Property) Panic
Something was wrong with the browser I use at work.
The underlines of hyperlinks break under letters long downwards, like 'g', 'p', 'q'.
Later I learned that the browser changed the default setting of CSS text-decoration-skip-ink property. I saw that property for the first time.
I feel pretty uneasy with this change because I have been used to underlines going through the bottom of such downwards-long letters, used user style sheet, and got back the setting with which I was accustomed to.
I'm wondering if I'm going to get used to underlines of hyperlinks which are applied to the "text-decoration-skip-ink" property.
The underlines of hyperlinks break under letters long downwards, like 'g', 'p', 'q'.
Later I learned that the browser changed the default setting of CSS text-decoration-skip-ink property. I saw that property for the first time.
I feel pretty uneasy with this change because I have been used to underlines going through the bottom of such downwards-long letters, used user style sheet, and got back the setting with which I was accustomed to.
I'm wondering if I'm going to get used to underlines of hyperlinks which are applied to the "text-decoration-skip-ink" property.
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