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Just installed Firefox 0.93 using FreeBSD's "ports" system. Fairly
straightforward, other than the issue of outdated or broken patch
files: to wit, for any given port, as the origin software distribution
evolves, a patch that previously applied cleanly may stop doing so.
I've taken to simply moving an inapplicable patch file out of the way
to keep the build process going; so far, this hasn't failed me.
Pointed the freshly minted browser to this site: Ouch, the text is
bunched too closely together and my eyes hurt just looking at it.
I can see more CSS dabbling ahead...
Your site looks great here, FWIW - with Konqueror running on Debian/Sid
I'm not sure how Firefox in XFree86 on BSD would handle fonts, but might guess that the font stuff of the latter and/or the former of those could have something up, thar - guessing that Debian's 'fontconfig' and 'defoma' (the package sources being available, there - it's a bunch of PERL and/or Python, afaik) stuff might be of help, though not sure of how much fun it would be to make either/or to work outside of a Debian setup.
Quick check with freshports.org found fontconfig. The Defoma scripts should be worth looking into.
Thanks for the note and the hints.
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