The tray controller called setToolTip and setContextMenu unconditionally on
every snapshot push. On Linux both are synchronous D-Bus calls into
plasmashell's StatusNotifierItem host. useTraySync debounced pushes at 120ms
(up to ~8/sec during token streaming), so each push made 2 blocking D-Bus
round-trips even when only dockBadgeCount changed or a token streamed into
an already-listed session — i.e., tooltip and menu content didn't change.
The native block has no JS-level log, is intermittent (depends on plasmashell
load), and eventually freezes the Electron main thread until crash.
setTitle and setImage were already deduped; setToolTip and setContextMenu
were the gap. Mirror the existing lastX pattern:
- tray.mjs: dedupe setToolTip (exact string compare via lastTooltip) and
setContextMenu (via lastMenuKey, a lightweight signature of menu-affecting
fields: sessions/approvals/usage). menuKey is a string concat, cheaper than
buildMenu itself, so skipping buildMenu when the key matches also saves
work. Cache-after-call ordering matches lastTitle/lastTooltip so a throw
forces a retry rather than skipping one. destroy() resets both new vars.
- useTraySync.ts: FLUSH_DEBOUNCE_MS 120 -> 500. Tray doesn't need sub-second
updates; approvals are rare discrete events that flush through the debounce
and the main app UI stays instant via SSE/stores.
The first change is the real fix; the second is a complement. Either alone
helps; together they eliminate the freeze under streaming.