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Mathematical expressions in some webpages (e.g. wikipedia) are not displayed properly if I use Microsoft Edge. We can visit the following link, for example.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equation

Compare the following picture (Microsoft Edge)

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with (Google Chrome) enter image description here

In Edge, we see that equations are truncated. I have no problem if I use Internet Explorer or Google Chrome. On the other hand, math in Stackexchange is displayed properly in Edge. Is this a problem of the browser or the webpage? Are there any solutions?

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  • what is the problem in the attached picture? what is the address of the site?
    – Máté Juhász
    Commented Aug 10, 2016 at 7:45
  • @Máté Juhász, I edited the question.
    – Hwang
    Commented Aug 10, 2016 at 7:53

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Edge is a new browser and has new software written into it. New technology always has bugs. What you are witnessing is the interpretation of images and margins and maybe even "padding" -- these are style techniques for writing web pages. It's imperfect and there are techniques for each web browser; that's what web programmers are faced with. Wait a while before new techniques come available for the webmasters to figure out. It's not one-code-fits all sadly. It's what really get me frustrated when I wrote some of my first web pages that looked great on one browser and terrible on another. Growing pains of technology it is truly a nightmare for developers.

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