shenlvkang-collabandClaude Opus 5
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An Android WebView wrapper has no browser pop-ups, so a foldable could not show two sessions, or a session and a file, side by side. A wrapper that can open a window of its own now exposes window.CodemanHost.openWindow(url); detachSession, detachFilePreview and openWebviewExternal hand their URL to it, mobile.css keeps the pop-out icon under html.host-windows, and a solo window closes and raises itself through the host when it offers the calls. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(mobile): pop a session or a file preview out beside the dashboard from a native wrapper
A WebView app has no browser pop-ups, so "Open in a new window" had nothing to open on a
phone, and mobile.css hid it there. An embedding app that can put a page in a window of its
own (an Android app on a foldable or in split screen) now says so with
window.CodemanHost.openWindow(absoluteUrl), returning whether a window opened. When it is
present, the tab pop-out, the file viewer's detach button and a web tab's "open externally"
go through it, and the tab's pop-out icon defaults on and shows at tablet widths (phone tabs
keep their gear + close tap zones, so the host offers the pop-out from its own chrome through
app.detachSession). The dashboard
tracks such a window over the existing window channel, the path a reloaded dashboard already
uses, and a solo window closes and raises itself through the optional
CodemanHost.closeWindow() / CodemanHost.focusWindow(). Browsers define none of these, so
nothing changes there.