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# UI stability audit — 18 September 2026
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## Confirmed defects and fixes
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- Settings refreshed their own DOM through a MutationObserver every 20 ms. An idle fixture produced 34 child-list changes in 350 ms. Catalog summaries and tab captions now update only when their content changes. New cards receive their tab visibility before the next paint.
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- Settings card ordering repeatedly moved the same nodes. Ordering now walks backwards from its anchor and leaves already ordered cards in place.
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- Unchanged cloud notifications replaced theme controls and removed input focus. Theme state is compared before applying it; viewport resizing uses existing responsive CSS without replaying the theme.
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- The obsolete developer hotfix replaced the unified login while company access was still loading. Removed that duplicate renderer; retained safe opening of the developer console from its explicit button.
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- A pending subscription request could apply the previous account's state and restore a blocking window. Requests are scoped to user and workspace; tenant changes invalidate requests and clear subscription windows. Repeated notifications share a request. Temporary failures retain the last confirmed subscription state.
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- Subscription refresh rebuilt unchanged controls and overlays. Those nodes now persist. The plans dialog opens above the subscription blocker.
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- A queued catalog editor callback could move the editor into an inactive section after navigation. It now checks the active section and skips duplicate docking.
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- The common modal handler overwrote higher z-index values and could move focus after its window had closed. It now preserves stacking priority, checks the active window before autofocus, respects a user's newly focused input, and releases the page scroll lock when a window is removed. Plans also open above the dialog that requested them.
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## Regression coverage
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`tests/ui-stability.spec.mjs` covers idle DOM stability, focus preservation, real theme changes, account response races, dialog stacking, rapid menu navigation and a complete application session with mocked server responses. It runs in desktop Chromium, mobile Chromium and iPhone WebKit. Existing login, account isolation, theme startup and PDF tests remain in the release suite.
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No application data or database schema changes are needed for this release. Browser automation checks specific workflows; it does not establish the absence of every possible defect or substitute for testing on a physical iPhone.
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