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The title bar stays still

0.2.0-beta.102 · September 29, 2026

The title bar stays still while CPU, memory, and today's spend update. Jump to latest lands on the last message. A question from a chat you are not looking at shows its amber dot immediately.

Fixed

  • Title-bar host readings and today's spend sit in reserved cells. The digits change; the separators and the chips beside them stay put. A reading wider than its slot still shows. Once a GPU has been reported, its cell stays even if a later poll misses it.
  • Jump to latest scrolls to the real bottom. A growing transcript no longer stops the jump short, with the last row behind the composer.
  • A parked chat that is waiting for an answer or an approval shows the amber dot immediately, including after a reload mid-run. It no longer waits until you open that chat.
  • A browser pane that is covered shows a still at the pane's own size. A popup from the headless browser does not open a tab. A popup from a tab you are using still opens, and it loads the page it asked for.
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