Once the digits of Score: start filling up the screen, the proportional-width font has a different width depending on which digits are in the score (e.g. "1" is narrower than "8"). At some points, this causes the score to take one line on tn-1, two lines on tn, one line on tn+1... which makes it very difficult to choose your next exponent, as they are reflowed up and down by several dozen pixels at a time.
Here is what id=equation looked like when I most recently observed this behavior:
t' = t + 100 + 40×101 + 25×102 + 8×103 + 19×104 + 18×105 + 11×106 + 3×107 + 3×108 + 3×109 + 3×1010 + 0 ...
Browser: Internet Explorer 11
Once the digits of
Score:start filling up the screen, the proportional-width font has a different width depending on which digits are in the score (e.g. "1" is narrower than "8"). At some points, this causes the score to take one line on tn-1, two lines on tn, one line on tn+1... which makes it very difficult to choose your next exponent, as they are reflowed up and down by several dozen pixels at a time.Here is what
id=equationlooked like when I most recently observed this behavior:t' = t + 100 + 40×101 + 25×102 + 8×103 + 19×104 + 18×105 + 11×106 + 3×107 + 3×108 + 3×109 + 3×1010 + 0 ...
Browser: Internet Explorer 11