Release 4.149.0
8 Nov 2026 · pinned package [email protected]
- The menu has tabs at the top (the owner, 11-08: "we should have tabs at the top … a feed tab, which allows the user to set the feeds … remember whichever tab the user last had open … the main tab should just show links that exist on that site, and under that the full list of sites … make it nicer, more compact"). Under the search field, one segmented row: this site (labelled with its name), Feed and You. The menu reopens on the tab last chosen (this device); the legacy drawer's "All sites" still opens on this site's tab.
- This site: its own pages, then every OpenVibe site in a compact grid (a small icon and the name, three to a row, two on a phone), grouped as the Frame groups them with this site's group first and this site marked. No fold. Who is live shows here only on openvibe.live; everywhere else it is the Feed's (it confused people elsewhere).
- Feed: who is live (and a red dot on the tab while anyone is), the feeds the person chose (Video's trending, the forum, Games' new worlds…), what changed lately, places new to them and where people go next from here; the chooser ("Choose your feeds (2 of 4)") at its end.
- You: their workspace (signed in), their places (else the popular ones), the pages they were on, tools, their searches, and the display controls (theme, text size, motion).
- Tighter section headings; switching tabs on a phone does not raise the keyboard. Tests: menu-feeds-chrome (three tabs; the feeds are on Feed; it reopens on the last tab), navbar-launcher (the list of every site, compact, no fold; Display on You), search-loading-chrome.
PagesThe search pillThe menuThe navbarIcons
Rules92 The menu's places: Here, Feed, Chat, Vibe, You; Vibe holds Chat and Agents.94 A site's name opens its pages, and a way to every site.41 The site's name in the bar opens that site's pages, Home first.