LaTeX How to get latex to display when browsing

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To display LaTeX code properly on math and physics forums, users should upgrade from outdated browsers like Internet Explorer v6, which can cause issues with rendering. Many users experience LaTeX appearing as unreadable symbols against a black background. Upgrading to a modern browser will enhance compatibility and improve the viewing experience. Additionally, there are multiple threads in Forum Feedback that provide further guidance on this issue. Ensuring your browser is up-to-date is essential for proper LaTeX display.
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Hi, I'm sure this has been asked many times before, and I tried to find a sticky for this, but can some1 please tell me the easiest way to get latex code to display properly when I'm browsing the math & physics forums? The code usually displays for me as unreadable white marks against a black gackground. I usually click on the code and then try and piece together what it's saying from the written LaTex code.

Thx in advance.
 
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There are many threads about this in Forum Feedback. You can see some listed at the bottom of this thread.
 
trekkiee said:
Hi, I'm sure this has been asked many times before, and I tried to find a sticky for this, but can some1 please tell me the easiest way to get latex code to display properly when I'm browsing the math & physics forums? The code usually displays for me as unreadable white marks against a black gackground. I usually click on the code and then try and piece together what it's saying from the written LaTex code.

Thx in advance.
You are probably using a very old browser such as Internet Explorer v6. You need to upgrade to a more recent version.
 

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