Links and GET forms to wiki pages swap the next page into .shell instead
of loading a new document: the server answers boosted requests and
history restores with a partial (title, page actions out-of-band, shell
content). The header stays, browsers without cross-document view
transitions (Firefox) no longer flash between pages, and the swap runs
as a same-document view transition. Files, the editor, internal
endpoints and POST forms still navigate normally.
Back/Forward refetch pages (no snapshots that could predate a move or
delete); the tree rail keeps its scroll position and the content column
returns to where it was. Mutation redirects swap their result in the
same way. Page scripts that assumed a fresh document now also run after
a swap (toc, contents, companion, scroll-sync, search actions) or
register once (fitness).
The e2e suite now also runs in Firefox.
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The typeahead requests /_search via htmx (debounced, newer requests
replace in-flight ones) and gets rendered rows with the match
highlighting done in Go. Rows are links, so picking in the header is
plain navigation; the editor's link dialog reads data-name instead. The
editor's [[ autocomplete keeps the JSON response.
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The sidebar tree is part of the page (chain to the current page
expanded, active row marked), so it no longer paints late and the
sessionStorage snapshot is gone; only the rail's scroll position is
kept. Folders are native <details> that lazy-load their children as
HTML via htmx. The tree picker hosts the same server-rendered rows with
radio inputs, so ?tree returns HTML and the JSON listing is removed.
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