Root cause (mobile-only, never reproduces on desktop): .messages CSS resting overflow-anchor is 'auto' on touch devices but 'none' on hover+fine-pointer desktops (style.css media query). When _restoreMessageViewportAnchor writes scrollTop to realign the reader's anchor row AND content height above the viewport changed in the same frame, a mobile browser's native scroll-anchoring ALSO shifts scrollTop -- the two compensations stack and yank the reader to an unrelated earlier turn. Desktop never has the browser layer, which is why this reproduced only on phones. Fix: _suppressBrowserOverflowAnchor() sets overflow-anchor:none for the JS scrollTop write, releases (restores prior value) next frame. Engages ONLY when computed value is 'auto' (mobile) -- pure no-op on desktop (already none). Verified on isolated debug instance (mobile-viewport Playwright): - mobile auto: 800px above-viewport growth compensation 800px -> 0 (browser layer suppressed) - desktop none: helper returns null, inline value untouched (byte-identical behavior) - streaming: real turn, mid-read follow, 0 jumps, content held - scroll-regression suite green |
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| vendor | ||
| apple-touch-icon.png | ||
| assistant_turn_anchors.js | ||
| boot.js | ||
| commands.js | ||
| extension_settings.js | ||
| favicon-32.png | ||
| favicon-192.png | ||
| favicon-512.png | ||
| favicon-512.svg | ||
| favicon.ico | ||
| favicon.svg | ||
| i18n.js | ||
| icons.js | ||
| index.html | ||
| login.js | ||
| manifest.json | ||
| messages.js | ||
| onboarding.js | ||
| outline.js | ||
| panels.js | ||
| pwa-startup.js | ||
| sessions.js | ||
| style.css | ||
| sw.js | ||
| terminal.js | ||
| ui.js | ||
| workspace.js | ||