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Root cause is Chrome and the math for sizing of child HTML elements at 90% zoom.
Even at 100% zoom. it's not totally right. There seems to be some space underneath the quoted text (see the length of the vertical line next to the text):
Edit: Might be a empty line though, rethinking this. Other quotes do look normal at 100% zoom. Damn you @winnifred0001, and your inaccurate quoting!
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@Velocio
overflow:autoprotects a nested HTML tag breaking the parent. So it is used everywhere.But it looks like, at zoom 90%, the calculation of the width of the nested tag is slightly off (this is Chrome getting it wrong) which then triggers the scroll bar.
Root cause is Chrome and the math for sizing of child HTML elements at 90% zoom.
But I can work around that and remove the scroll bar on here by changing the HTML markup, though that risks allowing quoted things to break the page.