Reworks the #5552 preset builder per maintainer UX feedback + Fable design advisory: one natural 'Schedule: [preset] on [day] at [time]' row; native time picker (themed) replacing hour/minute number boxes; day-of-week + day-of-month dropdowns; raw cron field shown only on Custom; live cron preview; Custom last; new jobs default to Daily 09:00; keystroke-clamp + mid-typing-hide bugs fixed. New i18n keys across all 14 locales. Full gate: Codex SAFE, Fable SHIP-UX, suite 12160/0, browser clean.
Co-authored-by: Rod Boev <rod.boev@gmail.com>
Re-adds the per-word prose fade for newly-streamed assistant text in Transparent Stream WITHOUT reintroducing the row-level entrance flicker (#5367). Reduced-motion honored at both JS and CSS layers; thinking/tool rows not animated. Option A: the fade is part of Transparent Stream regardless of the off-by-default 'Fade text effect' toggle; settings description clarified accordingly. Gate: Codex SAFE, Fable SHIP-UX, suite 12158/0, browser-smoke clean.
Co-authored-by: Rod Boev <rod.boev@gmail.com>
Generalizes renderModelDropdown() to serve both the composer and Preferences pickers (backward-compatible defaults keep the composer identical). Folded in Fable UX fixes: label->chip association, downward shadow for the down-opening settings picker, and mobile keyboard-pop suppression across all 3 render paths (open/internal-filter/refresh) with focus preserved while typing. Full gate (4 rounds): Codex SAFE, Fable SHIP-UX, suite 12153/0, browser clean; composer picker verified unchanged.
Co-authored-by: Rod Boev <rod.boev@gmail.com>
Adds 'Copy relative path' to the workspace file-tree context menu + preview header. Folded in gate fixes: preview-header button folds to icon-only on a narrow pane via @container rightpanel (not viewport @media), with data-i18n-title/aria-label so the tooltip+accessible name localize. Full gate: Codex SAFE, Fable SHIP-UX, suite 12147/0, browser clean.
Co-authored-by: Rod Boev <rod.boev@gmail.com>
Folds in gate fixes: map the stale-card 409 to a neutral info toast + retire the card (finally-guard so it stays retired), + consumed-state CSS. Full gate: Codex SAFE, Fable SHIP-UX, suite 12140/0, browser-smoke clean.
Co-authored-by: Frank Song <franksong2702@gmail.com>
Two linked causes of the mobile scroll jump-back, both confirmed by the
maintainer against origin/master in #5637.
Primary (CSS): the @media (pointer: coarse) block applied a flat
`content-visibility: auto; contain-intrinsic-size: auto 1px` to every .msg-row.
Off-screen assistant rows can be multi-thousand px (tool-result / long answers),
so a 1px reservation collapses their off-screen height; scrollHeight lurches down
by tens of thousands of px on a long transcript, the browser force-clamps
scrollTop, and the viewport is thrown to the top. A flat intrinsic-size cannot
both reserve tall rows and keep scrollHeight stable for iOS flick momentum (why
1px was chosen), so content-visibility is scoped to the short, size-predictable
user rows; assistant rows keep real rendered height. Mirrors the existing
#liveAssistantTurn opt-out pattern.
Secondary (JS): _restoreMessageScrollSnapshotSameFrame fell back to an absolute
snapshot.top when the semantic anchor restore failed. During streaming the live
activity-scene refresh fires this every tick; for a reader scrolled up into
history (unpinned), snapping to a stale absolute top nudges the viewport backward
by an amount that grows with scrollHeight. Now: hold position (no scrollTop write)
for the unpinned/anchor-failed case and let the browser's own scroll anchoring
keep the reader put. Pinned/near-bottom readers keep the tail-relative restore.
Adds tests/test_issue5637_mobile_scroll_clamp_jumpback.py (mutation-checked:
reverting either fix fails the matching assertion).
Address greptile P2 on the vscroll recycled-anchor test harness: the
brace-counting function extractor desynced on a bare { or } inside a string,
template, regex, or comment within the extracted function body, silently
truncating the extract. Skip those spans so brace matching runs on real code
structure only, and add a regression test with a function whose string/regex/
comment literals contain unbalanced-looking braces.
Verified: the naive extractor fails all four tests (the compensation function
now contains querySelector attribute-selector strings that desync it); the
hardened extractor passes.
_compensateScrollForMeasurementDelta re-found its viewport anchor only by
rawIdx and bailed with a bare 'if(!row) return' when that row was recycled
out of the render window. On long sessions containing multi-thousand-px
turns, a large scroll delta recycles the anchor row, so the estimated->measured
topPad swap (a scrollHeight change of tens of thousands of px) hit scrollTop
uncompensated and threw the viewport to the top -- a mobile scroll jump-back
that did not reproduce on desktop (where the anchor row stays rendered).
Fall back when the rawIdx row is gone: (1) re-find the same row by its stable
data-session-msg-idx and compensate by its measured offset delta; (2) if that
row is also unrendered, compensate by the top-spacer (topPad) height delta
captured before the re-render. _captureMessageViewportAnchor now records
topPadBefore so the fallback has a reference.
Adds tests/test_issue4346_vscroll_recycled_anchor_jumpback.py (Node-harness
behavioral tests). All fail on the pre-fix bare-return and pass on the fix;
existing vscroll suites stay green.
Relates to #4346.
fix(ui): scale model name, icon, and TPS badge with font-size preference
The .msg-role (model name/icon header), .role-icon, .msg-role-name,
.msg-tps-inline, and .msg-time elements did not respond to the
data-font-size attribute on :root, causing them to appear
disproportionately small when users selected larger text sizes.
Add responsive CSS rules for small/large/xlarge font-size modes so
the chat role header scales proportionally alongside .msg-body text.
Also replaces the hardcoded inline style="font-size:12px" on the
assistant name span with a class-based rule (.msg-role-name) so the
responsive overrides can take effect.
Closes#5372
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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