Once the combo editor or a recipe's details was scrolled, Chrome hit-tested content
that had scrolled out of view as still sitting under the header: "‹ All combos" hit
a LoRA tile, and the recipe's Back and tabs hit its cover. The combo tiles lose
content-visibility: auto (their off-screen boxes kept taking clicks); the recipe
detail's scroll box gets clip-path: inset(0), which Chrome also applies to hit tests.
Found with a sweep that scrolls every scroll box of each page in steps and checks
each visible button still gets its own click.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The assembly board, its write-to-node step and the positive/negative tabs
are gone. The studio now shows the prompt boxes of the prompt node last
selected on the canvas (or a draft) as tags that are edited in place:
weight, edit, remove, reorder, type to add with Chinese translated to
English, and an optional Chinese meaning under each tag. Every change is
one node write with Ctrl+Z, and the studio has its own Undo.
Cards: three common ones instead of six, plus saved prompts; a saved
prompt's text is read once instead of every 30 seconds. Current node
lists the prompt boxes with Edit in Prompt Studio instead of its own
translation. The inspector modal, starter-card data, plan loading and
about 2,000 lines of CSS for the old board are removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A note was always a main model, LoRAs and a prompt kept together, so it is
now a combo (搭配) with its own rail page and Home card: a card per combo
with its model's cover, search and New; a card opens the editor, Back
returns to the list. Use puts the combo into the open workflow when the
canvas has a main model loader, builds a new group of nodes when it has
none, and asks when several loaders leave it unclear. The notes column,
quick-jump list and the Material Library's notes shelf are gone, with
their CSS and words; note files are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pages made at different times used their own greys (slate here, neutral
there) and accents (sky, violet, indigo), and most ignored the Abyssal
Scarlet theme. About 1,850 literal colours in web/styles and in CSS and
inline styles written from JS now use the --amb-* tokens by what they are
for: surfaces, text (new --amb-text-soft and --amb-text-dim), borders (new
--amb-border-strong), the primary button, and one accent (new --amb-link,
tinted with color-mix). Both themes define the new tokens.
Literal colours stay where the colour is the meaning: status, prompt
roles, voice emotions, canvas node colours, shadows and overlays; theme
override rules are untouched. The share-code dialogs move from inline
styles to .anomalous-share-* classes. Stylesheet versions are bumped.
Checked: text contrast on every rail page, Prompt Studio, Prompt Notes,
Model Sources, settings, model detail and editor, share codes, in both
themes; structure check and JS tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sending a Prompt Note with a UNet main model chained its LoRAs through
LoraLoader, whose clip input nothing could feed. UNet LoRAs now use
LoraLoaderModelOnly and the editor says to connect a text encoder.
Models without a baseModel in their metadata matched no base model, so
they never appeared; base_models now reports them and
compatible_models serves them for "__unlabeled__". Both routes share
one walker and run it off the event loop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- The recipe / notes / material workspace (nbPanel) starts below the 48px
header instead of covering it, so Models / Gallery / Workflows stay
clickable while it is open.
- Esc closes that workspace like a click beside it, unless one of this
plugin's dialogs or a ComfyUI dialog is above it or a text field has focus.
- Closing the Prompt Translator shows the browser again when opening it had
folded the browser away (not after sending text on to the studio).
Found in a browser audit; checked in an isolated ComfyUI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
