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Thanks for your suggestion. I've decided against default justification. It may look better when justified, but it tends to be harder to read due to uneven spaces between words, which is especially annoying for dyslexics.
Further complication is Chrome's refusal to hyphenate words, despite claiming to support CSS3 hyphenation. Justified text looks ugly without word breaks. I try to avoid using too many polyfills and browser-specific code.
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Thanks for the explanation! I'll just add it locally.
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