Home now ends with the design's two-card recap row: a "Continue where
you left off" card on the left (history list + reading-list cover that
opens the latest item, falling back to the reading list page when the
list is empty) and a "Recent activity" card on the right that shows
visited entries with relative time labels and a "View all history" link.
The previous open-tabs list is dropped from home — the sidebar already
exposes tabs and the design home doesn't repeat them. Source data is
real history_entries / reading_list off the snapshot; nothing is
fabricated. The home page is split into chrome/home/{hero, favorites,
recap, section, style, time}.rs so each file stays under 500 lines, and
internal_pages/new_tab.rs is now a thin shim that calls into it.
Move topbar rendering into chrome::topbar so it does not bloat render.rs.
The omnibar now ends in two glass chips (filters + favorite star) inline
with the address input, matching the design's pill layout. The toolbar
right cluster is rebuilt as copy-url, downloads, theme, and menu icons:
- Copy chip writes the active tab's URL to the system clipboard.
- Downloads opens ely://downloads (existing internal route).
- Theme chip routes to ely://settings/appearance for now (a Light/Dark
toggle still has to live in appearance settings before it can be a
one-shot).
- Menu opens ely://settings.
The pin/new-tab buttons are removed; they were not part of the design's
topbar. Pinning still works through the favorite chip + sidebar
selection state, and Cmd+T continues to create tabs.
The design's sidebar opens with an ELY title row plus a three-part
workspace picker: a layout-grid tile (opens spaces settings), a glass
pill showing the active space's emoji + name (cycles to next space on
click), and a plus button (opens spaces settings). The previous header
was a static title + space-name label that did not match the design.
Cycle behaviour reuses the existing select_next_space core API to avoid
introducing a new state flow; the existing SelectNextSpace shortcut
delegates through the same helper.
Designs call for a radial-gradient dawn (cream base + pink upper-right
glow + blue lower-left glow). GPUI 0.2.2 only supports linear gradients,
so the wallpaper is composed of a cream base layer with two diagonal
linear gradients that fade to transparent at ~60% — the perceived effect
matches the design's softness without needing radial-gradient support.
Wallpaper is isolated to chrome::wallpaper so future appearance themes
(violet, mint, slate) extend the enum without touching the shell.
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