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possum15976yInspect those elements and see what each browser added.
Also if those are actually buttons by tag, check web-kit-appearance and the likes, they might be interpreted differently. -
@M1sf3t is right, a width expressed as a percentage refers to the width of the containing element, not the viewport.
If you want them both to be 35% of the width of the viewport, use vw units instead of %. -
Sumafu22426yChrome is not that strict as Safari (and other browsers) is with styles. Therefore this can happen, when Chrome uses not the very correct reference for his calculations.
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