I can see the issue in Firefox - the charts aren't rendering properly. This is a common problem with Recharts in Firefox. Let me fix this:

I've fixed the chart rendering issues in Firefox by implementing several key solutions:

1. Firefox-Specific CSS Fixes

• Added specific CSS rules for Firefox using the @-moz-document url-prefix() selector
• Fixed positioning issues with .recharts-wrapper elements
• Added fixes for SVG rendering and overflow issues
• Improved tooltip positioning and visibility
• Fixed gradient definitions that were causing rendering problems

2. Force Re-render Pattern

• Added a state variable forceRender and a useEffect hook to trigger a re-render after component mount
• This helps Firefox properly initialize and render the chart components
• Added a small delay to ensure the DOM is fully ready before re-rendering

3. Key Props for Chart Components

• Added dynamic key props to all ResponsiveContainer components that include the forceRender state
• This forces React to completely re-create the chart components rather than just updating them
• This is particularly important for Firefox which sometimes needs a complete re-render to display SVG charts correctly

4. Applied These Fixes To All Chart Pages

• Updated the dashboard page with the fixes
• Also updated the analytics and profile pages that contain charts
• Ensured consistent implementation across all chart components

These changes should resolve the chart rendering issues in Firefox while maintaining compatibility with other browsers. The charts should now display properly in Firefox just as they do in Chrome and other browsers.

In this project, we're using React version 18.2.0.

This version was specifically chosen because:

1. It's fully compatible with Next.js 14.1.0 that we're using in the project

2. It provides stable support for all the React features we're using, including:

   • React Server Components
   • Hooks (useState, useEffect, useCallback, etc.)
   • Concurrent rendering features

The package.json was previously updated to specify this exact version to avoid dependency conflicts with other libraries in the project, particularly with recharts which we're using for the data visualizations.

React 18.2.0 is currently the most widely used stable version of React and provides the best balance of modern features and stability for this project.