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Steps to reproduce:
<include steps to reproduce the bug; did you try using Compatibility mode? if applicable, does Safari behave in the same way?>
Open google sheets

It's all unreadable text
Tried in compatibility mode, same.

Expected behavior:
If you open in safari, chrome, edge, all will show readable text.

Orion and macOS:
Orion 0.99.108.1
MacOS 12.0.1

Image/Video:
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  • Vlad replied to this.

    https[colon]//docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zxnf_zRYwU58XgEuqpL5gmu7DJ4K9uWOiZ60Bog-F28/edit

      The spreadsheet displays fine for me, both the embedded one on this issue and opening it in a new tab. Same Orion and macOS version.

      • Vlad replied to this.
        a month later

        @Vlad

        Not entirely sure if I should create a new thread for this or its fine to write here, but an additional issue that I've encountered while using Google Sheets is that Orion seems to "skip" rows, resulting in a content disparity when viewing the same sheet in a different browser. I've tried compatibility mode & changing UA to Chrome but I've observed the same behaviour nonetheless

          Steps to reproduce:
          In some google sheets, the fonts get really weird, and characters are rotated by 1 (ROT1). No clear steps to repro though. Just fiddle around on Google Sheets?

          Compatibility mode and disabling web fonts doesn't fix it either.
          Nor does emptying cache, or reloading page without cache.

          Expected behavior:
          this not to happen.

          Orion, OS version; hardware type:
          Device: 2020 13" M1 MacBook Pro
          OS: macOS Monterey 12.1 (Build 21C52)
          Orion: Version 0.99.109.1.6-beta (WebKit 613.1.12)

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          • Vlad replied to this.

            @gp suggested that it may be because of some font issue, and that some characters are off by one.

              It looks to me like there's some weird issue with the fonts loaded, and editable text is being rendered through a different route than the non-editable text. The non-editable text looks to have font corruption or similar, with an off-by-one-error, perhaps on code points or similar. I reckon it's only happening when JS kicks in to augment the page though, based on eirk's description of it looking OK until JS kicks in after the page is finished loading.

                Here's a video of it loading.

                  I've been having some problems with Google sheets as well over the past month - not exactly the same issue but will post here if I encounter it again.

                    Weirdly, for the spreadsheet linked in the OP, I see a different discontinuity in the row numbers:

                    Yet the text looks mostly OK (in view mode at least)

                      I think its not a discontinuity in the row numbers, but the ROT1 that you mentioned happening after row 34. It just adds 1 to the tens digit, and the ones digit, resulting in 46, as the number was supposed to be 35.

                      • gp likes this.

                      For those that can reproduce this – is your system in English or another language? I wonder if it's a Unicode issue

                      • gp replied to this.

                        yes, but its slightly different

                          twingeofregret

                          English locale only here. I also am wondering if it's some kind of unicode codepoint "off-by-one".