Padding and breaks

Padding is on a break and contains text

	Padding-left	Padding-right
Browsers do	All browsers assign padding-left to the word after it	All browsers assign padding-right to the word before it, but Safari does not consider the padding when measuring for fit and neither does Chrome when it’s **not **the last break
I do	After	Before

Padding is on a break and doesn’t contain text

	Also contained by padding-left	Also contained by padding-right	No container
Browsers do	Safari and Chrome assign to the word after; Firefox assigns to the word before	Safari assigns to the word after, Chrome assigns to the word before but does not include when measuring for fit; Firefox assigns to the word before	Safari assigns the padding to the word after; others assign to the word before. Chrome doesn’t include the padding when measuring for fit if it’s the last break.
I do	After	Before	Before

Break is inside the padding’s span

	The break is the first break
Browsers do	Chrome assigns the padding to the word after the break; Firefox assigns the padding to the word before the break; Safari renders like Firefox at first sometimes, then renders as Chrome after you click!
I do	Before