Vincenzo Mantova

> there's a common pinch point where the format can be made more consistent? Do you want me to update this? It would be nice to have the issue fixed...

PS: pleased to report that after assigning role `RELOP`, VoiceOver reads `a \mid b \mid c` as 'a divides b divides c', as it should.

To state the issue a bit more precisely (then I'll shut up!), the grammar should make more use of `\mathrel`, `\mathbin`, etc. for disambiguating (based on my unfounded belief that...

Your last example is not `\mid`! I think you are actually supporting my point that `\mid` should not be 'absolute value'. The grammar could be refined to accept `\mid` inside...

> Try a quick Google search with `site:arxiv.org "\mid"` I did, and was I proven wrong... Ok, ok, `\mid` is used as vertical bar. I feel like I still disagree...

This is how it looks in Chrome as of 318ba9f. 

I should summarize what 318ba9f is doing: - I used CSS text-box to make the bottom of (the content of) the foreignObject be its baseline. This seems to be impossible...

> @xworld21 I assume you are aware of the [limited availability](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/text-box#browser_compatibility) of CSS text-box today? I wonder if we're risking breaking too much on Firefox if we use it for...

I have implemented a hasty fallback for browsers not implementing text-box. It's not enough! Comments on the fallback: 1. The fallback is via `line-height` and it is essentially equivalent to...

PS: also, my additional `translate:` fallback triggers an >20 years old bug in WebKit which completely breaks foreign objects, so that will need to be addressed as well (no point...