Aria displays </ as an arrow symbol.

[whisperer]

whisperer last edited by whisperer

Because Aria uses the Space Mono font, </ is displayed as an arrow. It's probably wise to use CSS property "font-variant-ligatures: none;", like Copilot does for example.

See for example this image:

As you can see </ is displayed as an arrow, but when I copy the code, it does copy the correct code:

<div> 
  <h1>Welcome to my website!</h1>
  <p>This is some exciting content.</p>
</div>

(Aria 6.1)

[whisperer]

whisperer last edited by

In Aria 6.1.0.1, ligatures are still enabled for the font used for code.

[nkgrzegorzewicz]

nkgrzegorzewicz Opera last edited by

Hi! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We’ve reviewed the issue and have created a bug report in our internal tracker. Our team is actively working on a resolution, and we’re prioritizing this fix to ensure it’s addressed as soon as possible.
Thank you again for your valuable feedback—it helps us improve!

[whisperer]

whisperer last edited by

In Aria 6.1.0.2, ligatures are still enabled for the font used for code.

[whisperer]

whisperer last edited by

I am currently using Aria version 6.4.0.3 and the issue is gone.