There could be various reasons why an SVG disappears in Chrome but functions properly in Firefox. Some possible causes could be:
Rendering engine: Chrome and Firefox use different rendering engines, which can cause SVGs to behave differently in each browser.
Browser settings: Chrome and Firefox may have different browser settings that affect how SVGs are displayed.
Browser version: It is possible that the version of Chrome being used is not compatible with the SVG.
Code errors: Sometimes, coding errors can cause issues with the display of SVGs in certain browsers.
Compatibility issues: Certain SVG features may not be supported by Chrome but are by Firefox or vice versa.
It is recommended to check the SVG code and browser settings to ensure compatibility and proper rendering.
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