https://meta.codidact.com/uploads/dnhg1YMFboAdzaGuTnnYo4AD It was looking perfect. I also use Chrome

How it renders for me in Firefox matches deleted user's screenshot very closely. Judging by the screenshot, your browser is rendering the text using a very different font than for either of us. General Sebast1an‭, can you please try this with a brand new browser profile (or whatever functionality Chrome has that matches Firefox's distinct profiles) to see if a "stock" browser renders it similarly for you?

If the issue persists also with a clean new browser profile, try changing the fixed-width font Chrome uses for mono-spaced text and see whether this will fix the issue. You can do so in the chrome://settings/fonts page in Chrome.

Canina‭ It's probably Helvetica because it's the font that showed up in MS Word.

deleted user I guess I'm the only one with the problem then.

General Sebast1an‭ Whatever font that is in your screenshot, it's almost certainly not actually Helvetica because Helvetica is a proportional font, while your screenshot clearly shows monospaced text.

It's not almost certainly not Helvetica, it definitely is not Helvetica. Just look at the lowercase g and compare it with Helvetica's lowercase g. Also, i didn't know that MS Word now dictates what font Chrome uses for rendering mono-spaced text. What's coming next? MS Word dictating Chrome whether to render websites in bright or dark mode? With Windows 1 ̶0̶ 1, everything is possible... ;-)

elgonzo‭ I'm an idiot. XD

Tangential side note: Hehe, i just noticed i unintentionally did something funny in my last comment. I placed the lowercase g in the Helvetica link in my comment in code markup, which (at least for me with my standard browser settings) renders it as a looptailed lowercase g, which is in contrast to Helvetica using an opentailed lowercase g, lol...