Fall back code font-family to monospace #21
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I'm actually missing all of the fonts listed for the
<code>tag in my Ubuntu 20.10 and the Vivaldi browser (Chromium-based) by default ends up using well... base default serif font which doesn't look very pleasing for code. Firefox does a better job falling back to DejaVu Sans Mono. Anyway, not having to guess who has which font, I guess it's best to fall back to genericmonospace.