For some reason, chromium rendering Unicode-blocks poorly regardless of what font is used.
If we try to create art with Unicode-blocks in a monospace font, chromium will always leave some weird lines between symbols.
For example, let's compare Google Chrome and Firefox browsers:

Google Chrome

Firefox Browser
I improved this issue by detecting Chromium in JavaScript and applying some styling:
if (window.chrome) {
art_div.css({
'letter-spacing': '-0.1em',
'line-height': '1.2em',
'transform': 'scale(1.2, 1) translateX(8%)'
});
}
Let's look again at the examples:

Google Chrome (with styling fixes)

Firefox Browser again
Now you can see that situation is a lot better, but Chromium still displaying art differently. If you look at the letters in both arts (especially "b"), Chromium's blocks are blurring or, like, floating to the upper side.
For some reason, chromium rendering Unicode-blocks poorly regardless of what font is used.
If we try to create art with Unicode-blocks in a monospace font, chromium will always leave some weird lines between symbols.
For example, let's compare Google Chrome and Firefox browsers:
I improved this issue by detecting Chromium in JavaScript and applying some styling:
Let's look again at the examples:
Now you can see that situation is a lot better, but Chromium still displaying art differently. If you look at the letters in both arts (especially "b"), Chromium's blocks are blurring or, like, floating to the upper side.