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Webpages don't display properly; text and images too flushed to either margins.

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Here are an examples using one site: [Image 1] is Firefox's default 100% zoom. Note the flushed text at the left margin. Ideally, it should look like [Image 2], however, that was zoomed down to 90% where the text body also shrinks along with it and making reading a tad harder. Obviously, not the best solution. [Image 3] is the same site on Safari. [Image 4] is taken from Palemoon. [Image 5] is reddit.com's comment page, again with the unsightly margin problem.

Any ideas how to fix this? Would really appreciate any troubleshooting tips.

Here are an examples using one site: [https://i.imgur.com/S4DvKJ6.png [Image 1]] is Firefox's default 100% zoom. Note the flushed text at the left margin. Ideally, it should look like [https://i.imgur.com/0ALkdZV.png[Image 2]], however, that was zoomed down to 90% where the text body also shrinks along with it and making reading a tad harder. Obviously, not the best solution. [https://i.imgur.com/3rOe2Kh.png[Image 3]] is the same site on Safari. [https://i.imgur.com/qtz4YZk.png[Image 4]] is taken from Palemoon. [https://i.imgur.com/BCRLuYb.jpg[Image 5]] is reddit.com's comment page, again with the unsightly margin problem. Any ideas how to fix this? Would really appreciate any troubleshooting tips.

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I also disabled all extensions and reverted to Firefox's default theme, still had the same issue. However, as a last resort, I just now decided go through the Refresh route and finally got the desired formatting. No idea what caused it in the first place.

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I also disabled all extensions and reverted to Firefox's default theme, still had the same issue. However, as a last resort, I just now decided go through the Refresh route and finally got the desired formatting. No idea what caused it in the first place.

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