Hi everyone
Why is it that Google Chrome displays my statics with the right CSS but Firefox does not?
The images attached are both from my website, one viewed with Chrome, the other with Firefox.
Chrome is the image with the white page background, tiddlers that span the width, green links, and no details element arrow.
Firefox is with the gray page background, the details arrow intact, and macro links are not green. And the tiddler doesn’t fill the width.
Is the site public, Dave? I might get chance to look later…
Yes, here is the link to the static
https://giffmex.org/b/nt2/Los%20temas%20y%20la%20teolog%C3%ADa%20de%20Hechos.html
My Firefox seems to display the site just fine, though I use Nightly instead of stable, so there could be something on there that the stable (or ESR, just in case you’re using that) version does not support.
I disable remote fonts by default so they might not look the same, but otherwise I can’t really see an issue
Are you using Windows? or Apple?
Win10
Displaying full width for me too, on FF 95.0.2 (64-bit) Windows 11
No issue on my side as well (ff dev 96.0b10). Maybe one of your add-ons is messing with tiddlywiki, did you try to check your website in Troubleshoot Mode ? Diagnose Firefox issues using Troubleshoot Mode | Firefox Help
Hi everyone!
I should add that when I open the static html in my folder on my computer, they look fine, even in Firefox. It is when I view them online that they look wrong. The CSS file is in the same folder as the statics, just as it is in my computer.
@DaveGifford since I could only see it “correctly online” I downloaded the link you gave us then opened this in FireFox, the result is possibly a “third” outcome. Attached for you info;
Weirder and weirder … I downloaded the page too (with ctrl+S) and the css still apply correctly on my end 
Downloading the page that way I get the html file and a folder NT2 giffmex_files with 3 stylesheet files inside :
content_script.csscss2.cssstatic.css@TW_Tones how did you download the page ?
@telumire R-click Davids link and select save link as to download the page locally. This downloads only one file of course.
Ah ! Then it’s to be expected that the styling doesnt work. @DaveGifford, maybe the issue come from the path of your stylesheets. Maybe you need to clear the browser cache memory?
Sure enough, clearing the cache did it. And cleared out a GB on my laptop…