Probably something you might want to check if you have the following tagline: "A modern user interface that is beautiful on every screen and performs perfectly on every platform is not an option, it’s a necessity."

Maybe they only tested it in the Qt WebBrowser (I'm only half-joking - it seems to work on "narrow windows", which would be in line with the type of devices on which this browser is supposed to work).

That's a very weird oversight. Can't believe no one caught that.

Their webpages are constantly moving, changing and breaking. The domain itself has moved 4 times in 4 years. There's just incredible churn on that side of the project, unfortunately.

Same here. On Desktop, Firefox - it's broken with maximized window. After you reduce the window size to a certain level, the images appear instantly.

Sites breaking on desktop is so bizarre, it's like something that shouldn't even be happening since HTML's base defaults work for it.