The @ character in tags has started showing up some noise in the bottom left corner in general on the screen
Clear clean @ character
Noise which makes the text look messy.
MacOS chrome browser
Only started happening recently
I believe what youāre seeing is part of the visual underline for the tag. Letters that extend beneath the baseline interrupt the underline.
Yes, I realised that after looking into it after posting. 
It is probably difficult to improve, but I still think is is distracting and clutters the look and feel. Wonder if there is any chance to clean it up?
Did you change font, or any appearance settings?
My tags look like this: 
Only if you can help us repro the issue? Iām not seeing it at least.
Since you have tag background enabled, maybe you can use a user style to remove the underline altogether. It doesnāt feel necessary.
I took off the tag highlighting, but problem is still there. I tried a few font, and font sizes, which also did not make difference (using Whitney). I would also like to see underlining work as per your example. I cannot recall making any changes which would give rise to this.
I tried it on Safari, same thing, but looks slightly different (not as bad as chrome):
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Tried default view instead of Sepia - no difference.
So I am at a loss to reproduce it for you, or make it work like yours!
I believe this is a browser thing and the defaults have recently changed in Chrome 64. The CSS property can be set to ānoneā (rather than the new default of āautoā) to resort to old behavior.
On Android, Samsung Internet Browser, Firefox show the underline under @ like normal. Chrome (64ā¦) leaves a space as @Wayne_Smith mentioned.
Thanks you got it. Appreciate the info. I think the previous default mode (ānoneā) is better than the āautoā! - well at least for Dynalist where the tags get intense.
Thanks for pointing out that!
@Wayne_Smith I know why I canāt repro it now. Looks like I havenāt updated my Chrome in a while 
Reproāed after upgrading to Chrome 64. Looks like itās an experimental CSS property that Chrome just implemented with default = auto.
Oh wellā¦ will fix asap.