When this problem occurs, I noticed when I narrow the window, the missing top part of the math reappears.DrClaude said:
The issue with LaTeX rendering on Safari 13.1 is that the browser has removed support for the MathML element, which is commonly used to display mathematical equations in web pages.
This issue affects users who use Safari 13.1 as their web browser and frequently access websites with mathematical equations, such as academic journals or educational resources. Without proper rendering, the equations may appear distorted or not display at all.
Yes, there are several solutions for this issue. One option is to switch to a different web browser that still supports MathML rendering, such as Firefox or Chrome. Another solution is to install a browser extension or plugin that adds support for MathML to Safari 13.1. Additionally, some websites may have implemented alternative methods for displaying mathematical equations that are compatible with Safari 13.1.
Unfortunately, this issue cannot be fixed by the user alone. As it is a browser-specific issue, it requires changes to be made by the Safari development team. Users can try the solutions mentioned above, but ultimately it is up to the developers to address this issue.
At the moment, there is no official update on when this issue will be resolved by the Safari development team. However, it is recommended to keep the browser up to date and check for any updates or fixes in future releases.