The font used for hyperlinks creates large areas of whitespace between characters and in particular the repeated slash character in "https://domain.com". It looks as if the font isn't being kerned properly - perhaps it has no kerning information or kerning is disabled. This is not just very ugly, it looks as if there is a space between the slashes. As a quick fix, a similar font with less slanted slash would minimise the effect.
The font used for hyperlinks creates large areas of whitespace between characters and in particular the repeated slash character in "https://domain.com". It looks as if the font isn't being kerned properly - perhaps it has no kerning information or kerning is disabled. This is not just very ugly, it looks as if there is a space between the slashes. As a quick fix, a similar font with less slanted slash would minimise the effect.