word-wrap

The word-wrap CSS property (now standardized as overflow-wrap) controls whether the browser should break words to prevent them from overflowing their container. When set to break-word, it forces otherwise unbreakable strings to wrap onto the next line to avoid layout issues.

Estimated Support About

50.0% + 20.0% = 70.0%

Outlook

Windows

2016
2
2019
2
2021
2

iOS

2025-05
3

Android

2025-05

AOL

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

Samsung Email

Android

2026-02

Mozilla Thunderbird

macOS

2026-02

Windows

2026-02

ProtonMail

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

Fastmail

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

HEY

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

Orange

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

LaPoste.net

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

SFR

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

GMX

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

1&1

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

Android

2026-02

Mail.ru

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

WEB.DE

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

iOS

2026-02

Android

2026-02

WP.pl

Desktop Webmail

2026-02

Notes

  • 1

    Applies word-wrap: break-word to all items.

  • 2

    Does not honor any wrapping, including word-wrap, overflow-wrap, and word-break. Using an equivalent MSO breakdown (-ms-word-break: break-all and mso-hyphenate: none together) does not work.

  • 3

    Supports both word-wrap and equivalent MSO breakdown (-ms-word-break: break-all and mso-hyphenate: none together)

Resources

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This feature was last tested on May 08, 2025.

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