When viewing badgen on my linux machine with chromium, the _Usage_ indentation is broken.
Version 63.0.3239.84 Built on Ubuntu , running on Ubuntu 17.04 (64 bits)

Try adding CSS for
pre {
font-family: monospace;
}
code {
font-family: monospace;
}
See if one of those works 🤷♂️
Nope :confused:
What's the rendered font?
_Bitstream Vera Sans Mono_ I guess

I am on linux machine with Chromium too, but don't have problems.
It's definitely the font you are using in your machine.

I'm using Liberation for all cases and the Monospace for monospace ;d

@bokub Seems the "Bitstream Vera Sans Mono" (your default monospace font) don't have glyphs for ┬─│└ so these chars are fallback to "Liberation Serif", which is not a fixed width font.
We could choose a better default font for linux, maybe courier or something.
Courier font doesn't has those glyphs too, Monaco has, but it's not builtin font across linux dists. 🤨
@bokub Made a possible fix, see if it's OK? https://badgen-canary.now.sh/
As @olstenlarck mentioned in screenshots, set Chrome's default monospace font to "Liberation Mono" could fix this too.
This is worse 😕

While let's revert that... would you have a try with Chrome's font settings?
PS, I'm working on an interactive badge builder, which should replace the static homepage eventually, I think we won't bother this problem then.
OK I tried Dejavu mono and Monaco and both give a result similar to my last screenshot
About your badge builder, you can check out mine for some inspiration 😉
Super awesome!
Wow, now that 'courier' is in the font-family list, the special characters have disappeared...

😂 Reverted
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Super awesome!