WebMCP viewport: sharp at rest, honest geometry, and a stream that answers a slow link by chelojimenez · Pull Request #4592 · MCPJam/inspector

chelojimenez · 2026-09-01T22:04:16Z

The streaming robustness pass, end to end: the four steps of the plan, each
as its own commit, plus the two places where a measurement against a real
Chromium said the plan could not work as written.

What changes, in order

1. Sharp at rest. The streaming baseline moves from q50 to q75, and a
housekeeping timer notices 800 ms without a paint or an input and publishes
one still of the page at q85. Motion hides compression artefacts; a page at
rest does not, and the picture a person actually reads is the one still on
screen a second after they stopped scrolling.

2. Every frame describes itself. devicePixelRatio is a new optional
field on session start — the viewer's own ratio, which nothing on the server
can know — applied once as the browser context's deviceScaleFactor. Frames
now carry scale (device pixels per CSS pixel) and take their dimensions
from the JPEG's own SOF marker rather than from CDP metadata, which reports
DIP whatever the scale factor is. The client divides by it, so pointer
coordinates are in the page's CSS pixels.

3. A stream that answers a slow link. Both transports already drop a
frame they cannot hand over and then throw away the knowledge that it
happened. Now they report it — and so does the provider itself when a frame
exceeds the byte cap, which reaches no viewer at all and so has no other way
to be heard. Three drops inside two seconds steps the JPEG quality down a
rung, ten seconds without one climbs it back, with a three-second hold
between moves. The current quality rides on the session as streamQuality.

4. Say which transport the pane is on. Every fallback here is silent by
design, which means a session quietly running on the slowest path it has
looks exactly like one that is working. The store reports the rung, the
attempt count and whether the ladder has latched; the header shows a badge
only once it has; one button copies the lot as JSON for a bug report.

Two findings that changed the design

Both measured against a real Chromium, both written into the code and
docs/webmcp-inspector.md so nobody has to rediscover them.

A screencast cannot be asked for more pixels than the surface has.
Page.startScreencast's maxWidth/maxHeight only ever scale a capture
DOWN, so a session rendering at deviceScaleFactor 2 still receives 1280×800
frames — supersampled from a 2560×1600 raster rather than delivered at it.
The e2e confirms it on CI's own browser: [frame-stream] dpr 2: 1280x800 at scale 1. So the plan's 2× rungs do not exist, and the governor's ladder is
quality-only. Page.captureScreenshot behaves the same way; the one form
that does return 2560×1600 is a clip with scale, and that clobbers the
context's own deviceScaleFactor emulation (the page's devicePixelRatio
drops to 1 and stays there) and pushes an off-content frame into the stream.
Hence: no clip, ever, and nothing in the tests asserts a pixel count. What
they assert is that a frame's reported geometry matches the picture inside it
— the property every click is scaled by, and the difference between "not
sharper" and "clicks land in the wrong place".

Every surface capture induces a screencast frame, byte-identical to the one
before it. Measured: one induced frame per capture on an idle page, none
while merely idle. Published, it replaces the sharp still with the same
picture at streaming quality a tenth of a second later — the feature defeats
itself. Counted as a paint, it restarts the settle clock, so each still
induces the next one: a capture loop on a page doing nothing. So a frame
whose bytes repeat the previous frame's is acked and dropped. JPEG encoding
is deterministic, so identical bytes mean identical pixels, and a page that
really painted something is unaffected.

Compatibility

Every wire change is additive and the version byte stays 1. scale occupies
the two bytes V1 reserved, so an old client decodes a new server's frames
unchanged and a new client reads an old server's 0 as the 1 it means (there
is a test that asserts no other header byte moved). devicePixelRatio,
streamQuality and the screenshot's capturedAt are optional; an old server
strips the first and never sends the others. noteFramePressure and
onStreamQualityChanged are optional members, so the browserd and electron
providers are untouched. The frame cap stays at 256 KiB — the plan raised it
for 2× frames, which do not exist.

Testing

CI is green on the head, including the sharded inspector suites, Build
and Test, both CodeQL analyses, and the Playwright smoke job — which is where
three e2e tests run against the real server and a WebMCP-capable Chromium:
the still surviving the round trip (bigger than the streamed frame of the
same scrolled page, with no capture loop after it); a dpr-2 session whose
every frame's reported geometry matches its own bytes (the run that produced
the log line quoted above); and the governor stepping down for a consumer
that stops reading, then recovering when it resumes.

Every new unit test was revert-proven: the change it pins was reverted and
the named test was watched to fail. That covers the settle timer and its
latch, the redundancy drop, the pressure funnel on all three sources, the
governor's step hold, the rung surviving a tab switch, the pane scaling
clicks by CSS size, the capture bound and its three-way result, and the
poll's own capture-to-paint measurement.

Two things this could not check. The Chromium-gated integration suite gains
the same geometry gate but does not run in this sandbox (its Chromium is 141
and has no WebMCP domain) — it runs in CI. And nothing here checks how any of
it LOOKS: the visual claims (mosquito noise gone at rest, text sharper on a
Retina display) still need the live pass from the plan's verification
section on a real machine.

Open by choice

Two review threads are left unresolved on purpose, both declined with
reasoning rather than silently:

a full-viewport JPEG that exceeds the 64 KiB screenshot budget even at
quality 20 still yields no timeline thumbnail. That predates this branch,
which widened the headroom (three quality rungs, not two) and removed the
crop that made the old fallback wrong-geometry. A real fix needs a
proportional resize, which CDP offers only through the clip this branch
measured to be unsafe.
a hosted remote-interactive-url session shows no transport badge while
polling. For a hosted session the poll is the designed transport rather
than a fallback, so a "degraded" badge would be misleading.

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The frame stream is encoded for motion — 10fps of q50 JPEG — which is the wrong trade the moment a page stops moving. What a person reads is the picture still on screen a second after they stopped scrolling, and at q50 that picture has mosquito noise around every glyph. Two changes, one goal. SHARP AT REST. The streaming baseline moves to q75, and a housekeeping timer notices when a page has gone 800ms without painting or being driven and publishes one still of it at q85. The still is a raw `Page.captureScreenshot` from the compositor surface: Playwright's `page.screenshot()` writes an inline `caret-color` onto every text field and restores it, and those two mutations paint — which makes the still discard itself as overtaken. There is no `clip`, ever: measured against Chromium 141, a clip capture clobbers the context's own deviceScaleFactor emulation (the page's devicePixelRatio drops to 1 and stays there) and pushes an off-content frame into the stream. The measurement that shaped the rest: EVERY `Page.captureScreenshot` makes Chromium produce a compositor frame to satisfy the copy request, and the screencast then sends that frame — byte-for-byte identical to the one before it on an idle page. Published, it replaces the sharp still with the same picture at streaming quality a tenth of a second later; counted as a paint, it restarts the settle clock and the next still induces another frame, forever. So a frame whose bytes repeat the previous frame's is acked and dropped. JPEG encoding is deterministic, so identical bytes mean identical pixels: a page that really painted something is unaffected. The oversize substitute and the settle still now share one single-flight primitive and one slot, because two of them racing means a q50 substitute overwriting a q85 still of the same frozen page. A burst of oversize paints converges on the last of them with one trailing re-capture. EVERY FRAME DESCRIBES ITSELF. `devicePixelRatio` is a new optional field on session start: the viewer's own ratio, which nothing on the server can know (the browser is headless), applied once as the context's `deviceScaleFactor` rather than emulated later — a second device-metrics override fights the one Playwright re-applies on every navigation. Frames now carry `scale` (device pixels per CSS pixel) and take their dimensions from the JPEG's own SOF marker rather than from CDP metadata, which reports DIP whatever the scale factor is. The client divides by it, so pointer coordinates are in the page's CSS pixels — which is what makes a still captured at one scale and a streamed frame captured at another safe to mix in one session. The wire change is the two bytes V1 reserved, so an old client decodes a new server's frames unchanged and a new client reads an old server's 0 as the 1 it means. Measured, so nobody has to re-derive it: `Page.startScreencast`'s maxWidth/maxHeight can only scale a capture DOWN, so a 2x session still streams 1280x800 — supersampled from a 2560x1600 raster rather than delivered at it. Nothing asserts a pixel count because of that; what the integration gate pins is that a frame's reported geometry matches the picture inside it, which is the property every click is scaled by. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

A frame that a viewer's transport could not take is the one fact the provider cannot observe for itself — it publishes into a fan-out and never learns what became of a frame. Both transports already handle the loss correctly (one pending slot, newest wins, so a slow pane converges on the current paint instead of watching an ever-older page), and both then throw away the knowledge that it happened. This funnels that signal back. The WS pacer reports a frame REPLACED while a send is outstanding; the SSE route reports a held frame replaced before the consumer drained. Neither reports the first hold — one frame of buffering is the mechanism working, and treating it as failure would step the quality down on every link the moment two paints landed inside one round trip. Both are on the hot path, so both are wrapped: a diagnostic must never be the thing that kills a stream. The provider answers with the only lever a screencast has. Three drops inside two seconds and it steps down the quality ladder; ten seconds without one and it climbs back, a rung at a time. The asymmetry is the point — stepping down answers something a person is watching happen, while stepping up is an experiment whose failure costs them another stall — and so is the three-second hold, without which the frames still in flight from the old rung read as fresh pressure and the stream falls to the bottom of the ladder in one burst. The rung SURVIVES a disable and re-enable, because the client withdraws the stream every time its tab is hidden: resetting there would make a session on a slow link re-discover the same pressure at full quality every time somebody switched tabs. The drop counter does not survive — those drops belonged to an audience that has gone. A quality change is published on the session, so "the link is struggling" and "the page is broken" stop looking identical to whoever is watching. And while the stream is below its baseline the settle still is skipped entirely: a link dropping frames does not want a sharp 200 KiB still on top of the stream it already cannot carry. `noteFramePressure` and `onStreamQualityChanged` are both optional. The hosted browser paints in a datacenter and the embedded surface is already on the viewer's screen; neither has an encoder to steer, and neither should have to carry an empty method to say so. The e2e drives it end to end against a real browser: a fixture painting an incompressible mosaic (large frames, still under the cap, so the pressure comes from the socket rather than from oversize drops), a consumer that stops reading, and the quality falling and then recovering. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

Every fallback in this pipeline is silent by design. A frame socket that will not open drops back to SSE frames; a server too old to screencast drops back to a screenshot poll; a link that cannot carry the stream gets a lower quality. Each of those keeps the pane painting, which is the whole point — and together they mean a session quietly running on the slowest path it has looks exactly like one that is working, right up until somebody says "it feels laggy" and there is nothing to answer with. The store now reports which transport is carrying the pixels, how many socket attempts this session has spent, and whether the ladder has given up. DERIVED from the ladder's own variables rather than written at each site: the socket ladder and the screenshot poll are independent, an older server triggers both, and two writers racing over one field is how a badge ends up contradicting the pane beside it. The header shows it only when it is worth showing — the ladder has latched on SSE frames, or the poll is running. A socket mid-retry is about to be fine, and a badge that flickered on every reconnect would train people to ignore it. The attempt count rides in the tooltip, where it matters to whoever is diagnosing rather than to whoever is reading the header. Capture→paint percentiles are now tagged with the transport that carried each frame, so `byTransport` answers the question the numbers exist for — "did that change help?" — instead of averaging a socket and a screenshot poll into a figure that describes neither. The top-level report is unchanged for everything already reading it. And one button copies the lot: session, viewport transport, stream quality, frame transport, the frame's own geometry, the viewer's pixel ratio and user agent, and whatever percentiles exist. Page content is deliberately absent — this gets pasted into issues. The copy branches on whether the clipboard actually took it, because a success toast for a copy that never happened is a real way to lose somebody's bug report. Client-only: no server change, no wire change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

…t do The pipeline picture in the docs was four steps and four properties; it is now six of each, and two of the new ones are things nobody would guess from the code: that a byte-identical repeat is dropped because every surface capture induces exactly such a frame, and that a screencast cannot be asked for more pixels than the surface has in CSS terms — `maxWidth` only ever scales a capture down. Writing the second one down is the point. "Render at the viewer's device pixel ratio" reads like it should produce 2x frames, and the next person to touch this would spend an afternoon finding out it does not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

Both settle tests took the LAST frame after the page went quiet and called it the still. That holds on a build whose capture-induced repaint is byte-identical (and therefore dropped), and turns into a flake on one whose repaint differs by a pixel: the still is then second-to-last and the comparison runs backwards. Take the largest frame that arrived after the page settled instead. The claim is unchanged — a sharp still got through, and it is bigger than the streamed picture of the same page — and it no longer depends on a behaviour that varies by Chromium build. The capture-loop check moves from "exactly none" to "fewer than two", which still catches a loop (one still per second) while tolerating one stray repaint. Also spells out the multi-viewer trade in the pressure funnel: every viewer reports into one counter, so the worst transport governs quality for all of them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

…ading The e2e compared the sharp still with the first frame of the session, which is a frame of a page that had not finished painting: it would pass on the still being sharper and equally on the page having finished loading. Scroll the fixture first, let the motion carry at streaming quality, and compare what settles afterwards against the last frame of that motion — the same pixels, twice, which is the only comparison the claim is about. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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The PR adds adaptive WebMCP viewport capture with quality stepping, quiet-page stills, duplicate-frame suppression, and frame-pressure reporting. Frame metadata now includes JPEG-derived dimensions and device-pixel scale across SSE and binary transports. The client reports transport state, uses CSS dimensions for input scaling, and exports diagnostics. Tests cover protocol compatibility, capture behavior, transport fallback, device-pixel ratios, diagnostics, and end-to-end streaming.

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In `@mcpjam-inspector/client/src/lib/webmcp-inspector/diagnostics.ts`:
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- Line 113: Update the ratio calculation in the relevant device-pixel-ratio
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window.devicePixelRatio = 1.333 and verify the resulting wire value remains
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<violation number="1" location="mcpjam-inspector/client/src/components/webmcp-inspector/WebmcpInspectorTab.tsx:703">
P2: When a hosted `remote-interactive-url` session uses screenshot polling, the header shows no transport badge because this condition only permits badges for `frame-stream`. Allow the `poll` rung regardless of session transport kind so hosted fallback polling is visible too.</violation>
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+            once retrying has stopped: a socket that is mid-ladder is about to
+            be fine, and a badge that flickered on every reconnect would train
+            people to ignore it. */}
+        {transportKind === "frame-stream" &&


P2: When a hosted remote-interactive-url session uses screenshot polling, the header shows no transport badge because this condition only permits badges for frame-stream. Allow the poll rung regardless of session transport kind so hosted fallback polling is visible too.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At mcpjam-inspector/client/src/components/webmcp-inspector/WebmcpInspectorTab.tsx, line 703: <comment>When a hosted `remote-interactive-url` session uses screenshot polling, the header shows no transport badge because this condition only permits badges for `frame-stream`. Allow the `poll` rung regardless of session transport kind so hosted fallback polling is visible too.</comment> <file context> @@ -655,6 +696,25 @@ export function WebmcpInspectorTab() { + once retrying has stopped: a socket that is mid-ladder is about to + be fine, and a badge that flickered on every reconnect would train + people to ignore it. */} + {transportKind === "frame-stream" && + ((frameTransport.rung === "sse-frames" && frameTransport.latched) || + frameTransport.rung === "poll") ? ( </file context>

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{transportKind === "frame-stream" &&

{(transportKind === "frame-stream" || frameTransport.rung === "poll") &&

Not taking this one, and leaving the thread open so a human can overrule me.

For a hosted session the screenshot poll is not a fallback — it is the designed transport. viewportBehaviour gives remote-interactive-url pollsScreenshots: true by construction, because the hosted browser's real viewport lives in the Browser panel with its own take-control lease and this pane only ever shows a periodic capture. Widening the condition would put "Frames: polling" on every hosted session, permanently, describing normal operation as degradation.

The badge exists to say the pane is on a WORSE path than it should be, which is why it also stays hidden while the socket ladder is still retrying. For a hosted session there is no better path to be on.

The diagnostics payload does report the poll for hosted sessions — that is the right place for "which transport is this", because it is read by someone already investigating rather than by everyone looking at the header.

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…edges Five findings, all real. A RESTART THAT FAILS USED TO FREEZE THE PANE. When a rung change stopped the encoder and the start behind it was refused, `screencasting` went false — and unlike the client's own `set_screencast`, a governor restart is fire-and-forget: no caller to hand the `false` to, no screenshot fallback to trigger, and a client still watching a pane that would never update again. Now the failure falls back to the rung the browser had already accepted, stays `screencasting` so nobody is lied to, and the governor retries on its hold until it takes. The rung it falls back to is tracked separately from the one the governor wants, because those differ for exactly as long as a restart is in flight — which is the only window in which a start can be refused. THE DIAGNOSTICS COPIED THE PAGE URL VERBATIM. That payload is built to be pasted into an issue, and a query string is where session tokens and magic-link codes live. Origin and path now, with a note that something was dropped so the reader is not left wondering why it does not match their address bar; `URL` drops any `user:password@` on the way through. And three edges: a SOF segment whose declared length cannot hold its own dimensions is refused rather than read past (the bytes after it belong to the next segment, and the caller trusts what comes back over its own fallback); `resetFrameStats` no longer clears the transport rung, since it is also `window.webmcpFrameStatsReset` and a person running it mid-session would file every later frame under `none`; and the device pixel ratio goes on the wire with three decimals rather than two, matching the precision a frame's own `scale` carries. Each fix has a test, and each test was watched to fail with the fix reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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P3: `resetFrameStatsFlagForTests()` calls `resetFrameStats()`, which now keeps `currentRung`, so the test seam no longer fully resets state. A test that sets a rung (e.g. "splits the percentiles" leaves `sse-frames`) carries it into the next test, and any test that checks `byTransport` without first calling `noteFrameTransportRung` will read a stale rung from an earlier test. Reset `currentRung` in the test-only seam instead of in `resetFrameStats`.</violation>
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P3: The redaction note is keyed to `parsed.search || parsed.hash`, but the function also drops the fragment and userinfo. A URL with only a fragment (`https://shop.test/checkout#frag`) is reported as `[query redacted]` even though no query existed, and a URL with only `user:password@` is dropped with no note at all, contradicting the comment's intent to say when something was dropped. Key the note to what was actually dropped.</violation>
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…ong tags The one that matters: the redundancy check compares BYTES, and bytes do not know they belong to a different document. Reload a static page and its first frame is identical to the last frame of the page before it — dropped as a duplicate, while the runtime has just cleared its retained frame for that navigation. A pane connecting right after would have nothing at all to show until the page repainted, which for a settled page is never. The remembered bytes are now forgotten on main-frame navigation. Three more, each real: An embedded session starts its screencast inside the provider's `start()`, which runs before the runtime has a browser and before the registry has adopted it — so the quality callback published a session event into the replay ring advertising `native-window` and an expiry at the epoch. It is the same hazard `attach` documents for its own status. The quality is now remembered there and published with the first session event that has something true to say. A frame decodes for tens of milliseconds, and the transport ladder can move inside that window: a socket frame that painted after a fallback was being filed under the transport that replaced it. The rung now travels WITH the frame from the moment it arrives. And `disconnectStream` cleared the screenshot-poll flag, which belongs to the surface that owns the interval — that interval outlives a session change, so a pane visibly painting screenshots reported a transport of `none` after the next `startSession`. Also tightened the SOF minimum length from 7 to 8 (a real frame header declares the component count too), and the integration test's settle wait now derives from the constants that decide it instead of a round number that would keep passing while meaning something else. The dpr e2e now proves what its name claims. Every geometry assertion in it is self-consistent at any ratio — Chromium clamps the screencast to the CSS surface size, so a server that silently dropped the field would produce identical frames — so the fixture grew a `viewport_report` tool and the test asks the PAGE what it was rendered at. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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Invalidate in-flight still captures when the page or stream generation changes.

publishStill tracks only framesReceived. Navigation and stream stop/restart do not change this value. An old capture can therefore pass both guards and reach frameThrottle.push after the document or stream has changed. Track a capture generation and compare it after each await. Add gated tests for navigation and stop/re-enable ordering.
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…s a secret The screenshot the timeline takes is ALSO the picture the pane polls when a screencast cannot be started — and its retry, for a capture over the 64 KiB budget, was a crop of the top-left 640x400. Fine as a thumbnail viewed at its own size; wrong as a surface, because the pane renders whatever comes back as the whole 1280x800 viewport and maps clicks across it. A crop presented that way puts every click at up to twice its true coordinate. That path was rare before this branch and is not any more: a session rendering at two device pixels per CSS pixel produces four times the pixels, so an ordinary page blows the budget and takes the retry. It now walks the same quality ladder through the same surface capture the stills use — full viewport, CSS resolution, no clip, no DOM mutation — and returns nothing at all rather than something the wrong shape. The diagnostics URL is now the ORIGIN alone. Stripping query, fragment and userinfo missed the obvious other place a secret sits: `/reset/9f3c…`, `/u/48213`, a share link. What a viewport bug report needs is which site, which scheme, which port. And the note names what was actually dropped rather than saying "query" for a URL that only had a fragment. Two lifecycle fixes: a pending restart retry no longer survives the stream it belonged to (a disable and re-enable would have stopped and started a healthy encoder as soon as the hold expired), and the frame-stats test seam resets the transport rung again — `resetFrameStats` deliberately keeps it now, which made the seam leak one test's transport into the next. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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The bound added in the previous commit did not bind. It was set when a capture TIMED OUT, so it did not engage for five seconds — and a screenshot poll asking every second already has five commands in flight by then. Worse, one boolean was shared by every timed-out capture and cleared by whichever of them settled first, so a command that came back reopened the gate while a permanently stuck one was still registered, and the pile grew again from there. The guard is now taken before the send and released only when THAT command settles, which holds the total at one outstanding capture in both windows. The second failure mode disappears with it: nothing can be shared when nothing can accumulate. The cost is that two callers wanting a capture at the same instant get one picture between them — in practice an invocation's evidence screenshot overlapping a settle still. That path is best-effort already and the timeline may say "no screenshot"; a hard bound is worth more than the occasional thumbnail. Found by Codex review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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Holding outstanding captures at one gave the poll a new answer: 200 with no image, meaning "another capture is already outstanding". The client could not tell that from "there is no picture", so it wrote the empty value AND claimed the ordering slot with it — blanking the pane, then rejecting the real capture still on its way as stale. A browser taking longer than the poll's one-second cadence would discard every successful result and stay blank for as long as it stayed slow. An answer that carries no image is not a blank page. It is a capture the browser could not produce right now — nothing fit the byte budget, or another was outstanding — so it now neither writes nor claims the slot. That is the same rule the failed-response case already followed, one step further in: a successful response is not the same thing as a picture. Applied to the manual capture too, which the single-flight made equally able to answer empty, and where blanking a picture someone is looking at because a settle still happened to be in flight is no better. Found by Codex review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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Holding outstanding captures at one gave `captureStill` a second way to return no picture, and it was indistinguishable from the first. A capture the browser REFUSED is final; one this provider declined to send, because another was already outstanding, is a picture still owed. Collapsed together, the oversize substitute is the case that cannot survive it. A timeline screenshot holding the slot makes `publishStill` read "declined" as "failed" and give up without setting `oversizePending` — and the frame that asked for it was itself refused for its size, so on a page whose last paint was oversize and which then stops painting, no later frame and no timer ever comes back. The pane keeps an older picture indefinitely. The settle still cannot rescue it either: its ladder starts above the streaming quality that already did not fit. `captureStill` now answers picture / busy / failed. An oversize substitute refused for the slot stays owed for the next housekeeping tick; a settle still un-latches so the next quiet tick takes it. `captureScreenshot` reads both non-pictures the same way — "no new picture", which the client now holds its current one through — because its poll returns in a second, sooner than any retry this could arrange. Found by Codex review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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A page whose paint exceeds the cap at quality 25 got no substitute at all: the ladder ran out, nothing was published, and — the frame having been refused for its size, and the page having stopped painting — nothing came back for it. The settle still cannot cover it either, since its ladder starts above the streaming quality that already did not fit. Quality 10 is ugly and it is the right answer here. This rung is only reached by near-maximum-entropy content filling the viewport, and for that page the choice is not between a good picture and a poor one; it is between a poor picture of the page in front of the person and a sharp one of a page they have left. Frames are transient, so the next paint replaces it. It narrows the gap rather than closing it, and the doc comment says so: a paint that will not fit at 10 still publishes nothing. Closing it needs a proportional resize, which CDP offers only through `clip` — measured to clobber the context's deviceScaleFactor and push an off-content frame into the stream. Found by Codex review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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The `poll` rung could never receive a sample. Polled screenshots land in `lastScreenshot` rather than a live frame, and the pane's `onLoad` returned early without one — so `byTransport` offered a bucket for the SLOWEST transport that was silent exactly where somebody investigating it would look, and gestures made while polling expired unsettled. Measured with the same definition rather than a convenient one. The capture command now returns `capturedAt`, stamped where a streamed frame is stamped — the moment the server had the picture — so the poll's capture-to-paint figure is the same quantity as the socket's rather than a different one sharing a table with it. Timing from the response instead would have been free and would have excluded the capture and the round trip, which is the kind of quietly-wrong number that module exists to avoid. It is dated only when there is a picture: a timestamp on an empty answer dates a paint that never happened. The input echo is deliberately NOT recorded for the poll, and the docs say so. A screenshot has no sequence to be newer than, and at a fixed once-a-second cadence "gesture to next paint" measures the poll interval rather than the input path — it would sit in the same percentile as socket echoes while describing something else. Expiry still runs on a polled paint, since silence is common on that transport and it is the only thing that clears a stranded gesture. Found by Codex review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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`lastScreenshotAt` was written by both paths, so a manual capture shown in the pane recorded a `byTransport.poll` sample. A session streaming perfectly would grow a poll bucket the moment somebody pressed the button, and a headless session — where the button is the only way to see the page and nothing polls at all — would report every capture as polling. What the measurement records is a TRANSPORT, and a person pressing a button is not the pane polling. The manual path now clears the timestamp rather than setting its own: carrying the previous poll's would be worse still, dating this picture by a paint from seconds ago. Found by cubic review on #4592. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NJAtmy6ttBDDXhqbkQm1qN

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