GitViber 0.1.16

Added

• Projects in the sidebar. Settings → Appearance → Projects in the sidebar lists your projects at the top of the left panel, so a project is one click away instead of two. It is off until you turn it on. In #120.
• Files under each guided review section. In a wide guided review, every section lists its files as a tree in the navigator; a click jumps to that file's diff. In #119.
• Downloads in your own browser tabs. A file a tab can't show, an attachment or a download link is saved in your Downloads folder under a name that never replaces a file, marked as from the web, with progress, Cancel and Show in Finder under the address bar. A page may start three downloads per ten seconds and four run at once. In #127.
• Popups open as tabs. window.open and target=_blank in your own tab open next to it with the opener kept, so sign-in and payment windows can report back and close themselves. In #127.
• Full-page screenshots for agents. gitviber browser screenshot --full takes the whole page in pictures of at most 2000 px; fixed headers and footers show once. In #125.
• Touch for phone and tablet sizes. A phone or tablet device gives the page touch events, a coarse pointer and taps, for an agent's clicks and your own mouse. In #126.
• CSS and wait inside frames. frame=<ref|css> >> <css> reaches an element in a same-origin frame from any command, and wait --frame waits in one. In #122.
• One clipboard per agent tab. Frames of an agent tab share one copy kept apart per origin, and the page's own Copy button works once you take the tab; your real clipboard is never read or written by an agent's page. In #124.
• IndexedDB in saved sessions. session save --indexeddb keeps a page's IndexedDB with the login, up to a size cap, naming what it leaves out. Without the flag it is never read, since a page that keeps an encryption key there could make macOS ask for the keychain password. In #129.

Changed

• The change line says what it saw. After an action the agent reads → no DOM change instead of "no visible change", → canvas repainted when a canvas drew something because of the action, and → canvas animating when it was moving on its own. wait --text is documented to match the rendered text. In #131.
• A tab you take lets go of the keys its agent held, and a tab holding a key is no longer put to sleep under it.

Fixed

• The mouse cursor changes over a browser tab. The page under the tab no longer sets its own arrow over the link's hand or the text's I-beam.
• Browser tabs render at the display's refresh rate instead of WebKit's 60 fps cap, which held games to 60 on a 120 Hz screen.
• Reload works on a page that never loaded, such as a dev server that wasn't up yet; hard reload bypasses the cache there too.
• A tab handed back to you drops the network log. The script that records every request stops and its log is deleted when an agent's pane closes. In #130.