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Header: fit the tabs on one line - #11
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With Fragment Mono the site title was ~620px wide and the tabs wrapped onto a second row. The title is now .9rem with the header letter-spacing, and 'for AI Safety' sits on a second line (~335px). Tab labels no longer break mid-label ('Safety & open problems'). Measured in Chromium: tabs fit on one line from 1280px wide.
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With Fragment Mono the site title took ~620px, so the tabs wrapped onto a second row and "Safety & open problems" broke across lines.
Measured in headless Chromium against the live site with these styles: the tabs fit on one line at 1280, 1366 and 1440px. Between 980 and 1280px they still wrap to two rows; below 980px the menu button takes over as before.
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