HTML in the browser not the same as in the compiler?
Why doesn't my browser (Opera GX) display the same zoom factor when I open an HTML document as a mobile HTML code app? The font size in the browser is smaller, and there's more space between the page margin and a centered font.
A compiler translates human-readable program code into machine-friendly code. It does not provide visual representation of an HTML document.
You can open the file once from the Media Store and once you upload it via a web server. In the first case, a browser can already block other resources (CSS, JavaScript) from the browser, as the files are not bundled under the same URL domain (see CORS-Policy).
Within another app, however, the rendering engine will differ from Opera.
Maybe he can’t find the stylesheets when you open the whole as a file.
And also different browsers have different standard styles.
Huh Compiler??????
Well, make desktop view, change the browser. My website does not load the fonts from Firefox.