Sizing the stage from the screen height was not enough on iOS 26: with the layout
viewport a status bar short, WebKit clips at the short viewport and draws nothing
below the document, so the dock still floated over a dark strip. In standalone mode
`<html>` now takes the larger of `100vh` and the screen height too, and the stage
follows it.
Coming back from the background, or a relaunch restoring the page, is when iOS is most
likely to hand back a short viewport and it does not always fire `resize`, so the
height is also re-applied on `pageshow` and `visibilitychange`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In the iOS home-screen app the layout viewport - `100dvh`, `innerHeight`, even a
`position: fixed; inset: 0` box - can come back one status bar short, which left the
dock floating that far above the bottom of the screen with an empty strip below it.
In standalone mode the stage now takes its height from `screen` instead (swapped for
landscape, since iOS reports it in portrait), via a `--full-height` variable that
lib/fullHeight.ts sets only there; the keyboard inset is measured against the same
height. A Safari tab, Android and the kiosk are unchanged.
The mascot and app title above the group switch only cost a row on a phone, so they
are gone; the connection/figure pill moves above the group switch, centred, and only
shows while it has something to say.
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Two kids, two looks: ?theme=dolphin or ?theme=dinosaur picks one, and the
choice is remembered in the browser so the installed home-screen app keeps it.
Everything that differs per child lives in one Skin object per file under
web/src/lib/skins/; layout and feature toggles in lib/theme.ts stay shared.
The dolphin renders pixel-identical to before.
The hardcoded sea hues (210 music, 175 typing game, 340 accent) are now CSS
variables written once at startup, and the Gecko-friendly sRGB gradient stops
come from the skin. The dinosaur is jungle green with a lava-orange accent,
its own mascot, icons, manifest and browser colour.
Nothing underwater is left in the dinosaur skin: leaves instead of bubbles
(play-view canvas, room page, typing game), a walking mascot, lava blobs in
the bubble game, a hatching egg instead of the treasure chest, dino pets that
walk or fly, a prehistoric speed ladder with the T-Rex as the hero rung, and
renamed games and light colours. Pets and ladder rungs are keyed by the
backend's existing ids, used as slots, so the backend and save format are
unchanged. Pets show as emoji until drawings exist.
python-backend/.gitignore: ignore tippen-curriculum-dino.yml, the dino
device's personal curriculum, like the original.
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On an iPhone the sticky group switch sat on a fixed teal fade, which was the
wrong colour as soon as the ambience took on another album's tint (brown for
Conni). It is now a neutral frosted blur that fades out, so it suits whatever
is playing, and it reaches up under the status bar so scrolled content never
shows behind the clock.
After the search keyboard had been up, 100dvh in the home-screen app came back
a status bar short and the white page showed as a strip along the bottom. On
phones the stage is pinned to the viewport edges instead, with the sea colour
behind it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Phones got the kiosk's keyboard-first layout squeezed down: shelves cut off
by the tab rail and a header taking a fifth of the screen. They now get
their own layout, chosen by a media query (narrow, or short landscape on a
touch screen); tablets and desktop are unchanged.
- Pick a group (Musik/Hörbücher/Podcasts), then a category, then scroll
through a grid of smaller albums.
- A floating glass dock: mini player, Musik/Zimmer tabs (no typing tab - a
phone has no keyboard for it) and a search button that turns into a real
search field, raised above the on-screen keyboard.
- Album sheet and room page get compact phone variants.
Browse state stays in the shared UiState, so resizing or rotating keeps
your place.
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