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Oh yeah right, that bug, since Art just put a status-completed tag on it, I could also take my time and reply with what the issue is, because it's quite interesting (and this is also a good mental note for next time a similiar issue appears).

It turns out, that mobile iOS browsers don't like images being inside of flexbox containers. Most other browsers default the `align-self` property for such images to `flex-start` (or something similiar). This means, that the image will be positioned without at the top of the flex container (or at the reading direction start if it is vertical - for English this is the left side).

*However*, for some reasons, Safari defaults to `stretch`, which, as the name says, causes the image to be stretched to take all the available space. I have no idea, why they are doing it that way. It doesn't seem to be the best solution IMHO for the reason, that it causes the bug we have seen here.

Anyway, the fix is simple, just add an `align-self: flex-start` to the image and gone is the bug. (We can just add this to the general `<img>` selector, because it shouldn't have any other side effects.[^1])

[^1]: This will likely result in an extremely awkward bug, that will cause extreme trouble in a few years. Don't say you weren't warned, future luap42!