(Technical talk incoming): Changed the column parts of the main domain layout from CSS columns to flex because, even though columns should have been more than enough for this case, there are some pretty major browser bugs with handling text in columns. We spent an entire night debugging what in the hell was happening with some code that was really extremely basic and shouldn't have posed any problem... it was an interaction of the column layout in Firefox with the plain text, possibly caused by what appear to be two separate regressions on...

...you know what, the CSS columns have always been kind of flimsily-supported by browsers in general, so let's switch that entire thing to flex. I would rather use columns instead of flex for small things (why use a cannon when the flyswatter would do, liked to say my high school math teacher on the topic of choosing your methods), but hear my advice fueled by almost 15 years of chronically smacking my head against the issues with columns: best not to use CSS columns (column-count) for anything more complicated than columning a simple list of items. Sigh.

The entire CSS was rebuilt from zero, so if anything doesn't look right, please do let me know.