Release notes
A browser tab reads as a tab
Two follow-ups to the @browser context work, both from the same asymmetry: terminals were treated as first-class context and browser tabs were not.
Improved
- A browser chip now reads the tab's name — the same
Title — hosttext the picker row shows — with the globe icon, instead of printing the machine handle@browser:tab/3. The handle moves to the chip's detail line, exactly as@terminal:13already did. - The
+menu's Web group lists the open tabs. It was showing the@browserand@web:entries and nothing else, because the tab list reached the composer card and stopped there; the@popover worked only because it is built where the tabs are in scope.
Fixed
- A browser chip no longer renders as a generic file chip. It has its own kind, so it gets the globe and the cyan tone the picker already used.
- A tab that has since closed keeps the handle as its label rather than rendering blank.