I default to Brave, which uses the Chromium engine, as does Edge. If there were a conflict between the skin coding and the browser, it would show up in all three browsers - Brave, Chrome, Edge.
So, that leaves something in your own copy of Chrome that's killing things.
First step, do some aggressive cache-clearing. From the three-dot menu at upper right in Chrome, choose
Delete Browsing Data. Choose
only Cached images and files. Before proceeding, click
More in that little window, and choose
All time. Then hit
Delete from this device.
To rule out interference from whatever browser extensions you're using, copy the URL from the address bar. Then from the three-dot menu choose
New Incognito Window, paste in the URL, and see what happens. If that cures things, it's time to start disabling extensions until you find the culprit.
I just tried your 2026-9/24-5 album in Chrome, and had no display problems. The other good news is that the browser console isn't showing any errors, so there isn't anything
else on your page that's causing mischief. I also ran that album through a code validator, and it came up clean, so there's no custom coding (like CSS stuff) that's at fault. In short, the album itself is cleaner than most.
