Chrome and letter-spacing -0.08em or more (closer to zero)
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Here is a 

    <style>
    #mydiv { 
    letter-spacing: -0.08em;
    width:800px; 
    height:300px;
    }
    </style>
    
    `<div id="mydiv">Here is some predefined and fixed text I want to be exactly 800px (or a bit less) so it takes the whole string, some letter-spacing could be used so it is 790px..800px in a length</div>`
So, as you see all I want is to align the sentence that I have using the exact fond and exact size of the font. All the rest parameters could be changed. I though letter-spacing would help me, but it is used in a different way by different browser. Moreover, I need the value -0.04em to get text displayed from the left border up to the right border in one line, but -0.04em is not detected as a value by Chrome (I've checked, Chrome detects the values of -0.08em or less).

Are there any solutions for this problem? How to align text? Looks like a simple question. I don't need to get text pixel to pixel in different browsers, but -0.04em and 0 (Chrome display -0.04em as 0) is a big difference. 
Thank you.

I think the picture of the text instead of the text solves the problem.
Any better solutions? What about -0.04em for Chrome?
