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No word wrap for Khmer language words.

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Maya17
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Khmer language text words that overflow do not wrap/break properly. I have attached screenshots of 1. Firefox and 2. Chromium browser to see how the word wrap is done properly. Apologies if I'm not using the correct technical terms to describe word wrap or break. Thanks!

Khmer language text words that overflow do not wrap/break properly. I have attached screenshots of 1. Firefox and 2. Chromium browser to see how the word wrap is done properly. Apologies if I'm not using the correct technical terms to describe word wrap or break. Thanks!
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t.r.ernst
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You might want to consider filing a web compatibility bug.

I'm not a Cambodian speaker, but it seems like there may be some discussion and bug reports on how to handle determining when to break the lines when using Khmer. I expect Chrome and Firefox might handle things differently, so maybe if you report it it can be made better on Firefox.

Maya17
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t.r.ernst said
You might want to consider filing a web compatibility bug. I'm not a Cambodian speaker, but it seems like there may be some discussion and bug reports on how to handle determining when to break the lines when using Khmer. I expect Chrome and Firefox might handle things differently, so maybe if you report it it can be made better on Firefox.

Thank you I will do that.