Release 4.48.0
30 Oct 2026 · pinned package [email protected]
- The OpenVibe mark opens a site switcher. The owner: "clicking the icon … its own drop-down … all the sites, so you can hop between them fast".
site-switcher.jsloads on the first tap of the mark, as search.js does for the menu.- What it shows: a compact grid of every open site, with Recent, then Pinned, then the frame's groups, most used first. The page's own site is marked.
- How to use it: type to filter, use the arrow keys to move, Enter to go and Esc to close. Hold a site, or right-click it, to pin it.
- On phones it is a sheet under the bar that keeps its own scroll.
- Recent and pinned follow the account through Network
/api/themes/me/sites. Signed out, they stay on this site. The navbar records one visit per site per 30 minutes for a signed-in person, never under GPC or DNT. - The site's name in the bar stays its link home.
switcher: falsekeeps the mark as a home link. test/site-switcher.test.jscovers it in a real Chrome.
- The OpenVibe menu, cleaner (the owner: "the search input is styled all weird … For you kind of sucks … just get to basic tools"):
- the search field is a rounded field with a soft focus ring; a site's own focus style can no longer draw a box on it;
- the placeholder and the headings use the site's short name ("Search Download, or ask Vibe", "On Download"), not the page title, which was cut off;
- "For you" is now Start: this site's places, Quick tools (QR codes, images, PDFs, word counts first, then the most used), recent searches, then popular sites;
- opening, the groups rise in one after another.
PagesThe search pillThe menuThe navbarIcons
Rules92 The menu's places: Here, Feed, Chat, Vibe, You; Vibe holds Chat and Agents.41 The site's name in the bar opens that site's pages, Home first.39 The account lives in the menu's You tab, not in a dropdown.