In NavRail's ProjectTile, the expanded active item renders an absolutely
positioned background overlay (--interactive-selection) that visually
covers the text label. The label span was missing 'relative z-10',
unlike NavRailActionButton which correctly uses it.
Fixes text being invisible on selected project in dark themes
(nord-dark, dracula-dark, monokai-dark, gruvbox-dark, etc.)
* fix: unify startup logo and loading theme behavior
Show desktop window immediately with animated splash logo
Align splash/logo colors with selected app theme and default themes
Keep auth loading state on full-screen logo without size jump
Make project SVG icons follow active app theme
Use the active theme foreground color for project icons discovered from favicons
Apply server-side SVG color overrides for currentColor icons via icon request params
Keep non-SVG project icons unchanged while preserving existing fallback behavior
* perf: speed up desktop startup and unify loading logo visuals
Desktop startup now shows UI sooner while backend boot continues in background
Startup host probing uses a faster local path with safer remote fallback retries
OpenChamber logo cube highlights now match splash screens consistently
* fix: keep macOS traffic-light buttons in the correct position on load
Stop native window title updates on macOS during app initialization
Prevent title bar relayout that reset custom traffic-light positioning
* fix: recover missing providers and agents after fast startup
Retries provider/agent loading when connection is up but core config is still empty
Prevents cold-start state where models/agents appear only after manual project switch
Keeps startup responsive with throttled background recovery in app bootstrap
* feat: add project actions in header with reliable terminal run flow
- Add per-project Actions settings with icons, platform filters, and default action
- Run/stop actions from header using terminal tabs, including Ctrl+C then force-kill fallback
- Improve terminal UX with stable selection, resize handling, and smarter URL auto-open for localhost ports
* feat: add project actions UI with refined header dropdown behavior
* feat: add parent-session back button in chat
* fix: make web and desktop dev modes reliable and conflict-free
- Separate desktop and web dev ports to avoid collisions
- Add robust process-tree shutdown so Ctrl+C cleans sidecars
- Add true web HMR mode and keep service worker out of dev
* fix: linux safe scripts for dev
* feat: run project actions on web and add desktop SSH forward URL opening
* feat: add mobile project actions button with terminal tabs and tighter tab UI
* revert: remove experimental mobile terminal selection UI
* feat: show Add action button in header when empty
* fix: make retry countdown human-readable in status row
* fix: prevent nav rail actions from firing through overlays
* feat(nav-rail): add expand/collapse toggle with project names and settings control
The NavRail introduced in v1.7.5 only shows project icons without names,
making it difficult to identify which project is active when multiple
projects share similar icons or use letter avatars.
Changes:
- Add expandable NavRail that shows full project names alongside icons
- Default to expanded when multiple projects are open
- Auto-collapse to icon-only mode with a single project (nothing to differentiate)
- Add toggle button at bottom of rail with Cmd+Shift+E keyboard shortcut
- Highlight active project with interactive.selection background for clarity
- Show keyboard shortcut hints in tooltip and expanded label
- Add 'Expand project rail' checkbox in Settings > Appearance > Navigation
- Persist expansion state across sessions
Fixes: NavRail project icons are ambiguous without visible project names
* feat: improve nav rail toggle and navigation settings
- Make nav rail collapsed by default with smoother text fade behavior
- Move nav rail and terminal quick keys controls into a dedicated Navigation section
- Update keyboard shortcuts for logs/status and nav rail expand/collapse
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Co-authored-by: Bohdan Triapitsyn <artmore@protonmail.com>
Nguyễn Ngô Thượng