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I personally don't think that we should justify texts. Medium and freeCodeCamp don't justify their texts either. I think you may find the reasons in this article from Design For Hackers. |
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@stephanyan yep you hit the nail on the head for generally why we don't justify text. As per that post: The technology on the web isn’t ready for justification. Sad but true. Closing the PR, but thanks for the submission. |
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I maybe am an ignorant but why isn't the articles and comments already in justify? It's like a standards in articles and newspapers.
So this PR adds a justification of the articles and comments text.
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From Firefox 63.0.3 on Windows
From Firefox on a 320x568 screen (iPhone 5 size)
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