Signed in on a laptop, the header carried four tabs, the theme toggle, a "0/10 votes" pill and a handle chip with its own chevron — enough that "My ballot" wrapped onto two lines. The bar now grows by exactly one square when you sign in. The square is the account initial, and its panel holds everything the bar used to spell out: the handle with the DID under it, the ballot count drawn as the vote page's segment meter with a "cast a vote" link, then My ballot, My profile and Log out. The desktop tab cluster is Leaderboard, Vote, Nominate; My ballot stays a thumb tab in the phone bottom bar, and signed out it was only a login prompt, so the desktop bar loses nothing. The
The "Open in…" picker no longer marks a default. Its rows had a check gutter
that read as a ranking — the catalog carries no logos, so a lone check beside
"Bluesky" and blank space beside everything else looked like missing artwork.
Each row is now the client's name with an open-in-new mark on the right, the
same action for every row, separated by a new soft hairline rule (the hard
line would have cut a small panel into pieces). The rows are plain
menuitems; choosing one still remembers the client for the inline handle
links. The profile header's button used to split into "Open in Bluesky" and
a chevron; it is one "Open in…" button that opens the picker, so the profile
page stops steering every reader to one client. It degrades to a plain link
only when the catalog offers a single client or none.
Also anchors the picker with top-full: an absolutely positioned child of a
flex container takes the static position it would have as the sole flex
item, so the link variant's menu sat vertically centred on its row and
covered the very handle it belonged to.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 noreply@anthropic.com