Did you check the html tags that get the JS files and CSS files, please also make sure that you set the MIME type correctly. Also check the JS files listed and find the comparater (‘<’).
It likely your computer doesn’t have a font that supports these special symbols (They could be emojis, music symbols, but you have the copy each of these and google it.)
Also what did you name the files (Symbols are not a great idea, probably will wreck it)?
The file manager is working fine from here.
The fact that you see visual glitches on both your own website and the file manager, while no-one else here can see those, leads me to suspect that this is something on your end, not on your website. Malware on your computer or in your network could be intercepting and manipulating your web traffic to add their own, malicious URLs into it.
Given the fact that the IP address seen previously is a local network IP, I would guess that the problem is within the network, not your computer. Although it probably wouldn’t run to run a good virus scanner like Malwarebytes on your computer to see if everything is safe.
But you should also try to connect through a different network (preferably through a different provider) and see if you see the same glitches there.
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thank you guys, everything is fine now, i just installed chrome and all my browsers load well. I know that isn’t the trick tho…lol
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