This now affects practically any browser
The issue or change currently appears to apply across most modern browsers.
Currently, this affects practically any browser.
Why it matters
AnalysisIt suggests the problem is not isolated to one browser, so compatibility testing should cover multiple platforms. Users and developers should watch for broader browser behavior changes.
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