3 pixels of frustration

The IE Three Pixel Text-Jog is an an extremely frustrating bug in Internet Explorer for Windows. I’ve encountered it myself on a couple of hair-pulling occasions. So has Dan Cederholm, and he talks a bit about it in 3 Pixels of Frustration.

• August 8, 2004
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