Stumbled upon such a feature in IE. Maybe someone will warn against the attack on the rake.
Suppose you want to output the text in a block of fixed width, specified via CSS. For example:
<div style = "width: 200px"> ... </ div>
So, if there is a sequence, such as “xxxxxxxxxx / yyyyyyyyyy /” with a width of more than 200px, then IE will not tear it apart by a space.
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IE-shny parameter “word-wrap: break-word” will save the situation a little, but, firstly, it will not transfer the line by a space, it will simply break in the middle of “yyyyyyy”, and, secondly, not in all cases it works .
Example of bugs:
balancer.ru/files/0903/ie-width-bug.html