Release 4.22.0
28 Oct 2026 · pinned package [email protected]
- A tidier navbar (the owner, 2026-10-28: "reanalyze all the nav bars across all the sites… redundant feeling options… awkward… not front-facing of what the important stuff is"). A sweep of the 38 sites' bars found three problems:
- Other sites repeated after every site's own links ("Live · Tools · Space · Community"), twice on Codes and News.
- The bar no longer repeats them: the launcher lists every site, and the phone drawer keeps "Across OpenVibe".
networkLinks: <n>(ortruefor four) brings the strip back for a site that wants it.- Long bars, up to twelve entries. Links marked
more: truenow fold into one "More" dropdown, and the drawer lists them like the others. Clicking More opens it; it never follows a link. - "What shipped" and "Search" as main places. docs/kit.md ("The navbar's links") sets the rules: four or five places with icons,
morefor the rest, Search as the magnifier, Updates in the footer, the account menu for the person's things.
- Who OpenVibe is, in every site's structured data (
seo.jsonLd.organization(), the publisher every page names).- The Organization gains a description,
alternateName(OpenVibe Network, OpenVibers), adisambiguatingDescription("…not the Openvibe mobile social-media aggregator app"), and fifteen sites insameAs. - Why: Google's AI Overview for "whois openvibe" described an unrelated "Openvibe" app (the owner, 2026-10-28).
- Network's home page and llms.txt say the same (Network #368).
- The Organization gains a description,
test/navbar-more.test.js;test/seo-org.test.js;perf-budget-chromegives a loaded runner three tries to report the late block's shift (it failed macOS CI twice on 2026-10-28).
PagesThe menuThe footerThe 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.39 The account lives in the menu's You tab, not in a dropdown.