Replace binary on/off coloring with 6 opacity levels (transparent,
0.15, 0.35, 0.60, 0.82, solid) based on percentage of max visitors.
Zero-traffic cells are now visually empty. Adds a GitHub-style
"Less → More" legend strip below the grid.
When data-domain attribute and pulseConfig are both unavailable (common
with GTM which strips data-* attributes), the script now falls back to
location.hostname. This is safe because the backend already validates
Origin/Referer against the registered domain. Strips www. prefix on
auto-detected hostname to match typical Pulse registration patterns.
Script detection now also searches by src URL and supports a global
config object (window.pulseConfig) for environments where data-*
attributes are not preserved on the injected script element.
Use real browser logos from alrra/browser-logos (SVG where available,
PNG fallback for archived browsers). Replaces the generic globe icon
with actual Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi, Arc,
Samsung Internet, UC Browser, Yandex, Waterfox, Pale Moon, DuckDuckGo,
Maxthon, Silk, Puffin, Tor, and Opera Mini logos.
Add admin page at /admin/filtered-traffic showing domains blocked by the
referrer spam filter with reason badges and date range selector. Helps
operators monitor spam filtering and catch false positives.
Instead of measuring panel height with unreliable RAF timing, use
CSS bottom positioning when the button is in the lower half of the
viewport. The dropdown grows upward, no measurement needed.
The dropdown position was only clamped on initial render when the panel
was empty. After async notifications loaded and the panel grew taller,
the position was never recalculated. Add an effect that re-clamps when
notifications or loading state changes.
Apply viewport clamping to NotificationCenter dropdown positioning
and bump @ciphera-net/ui to 0.2.15 which clamps AppLauncher and
UserMenu dropdowns the same way.
Bump @ciphera-net/ui to 0.2.14 which portals AppLauncher and UserMenu
dropdowns via createPortal when anchor="right". Apply the same fix to
NotificationCenter. This escapes the sidebar's backdrop-filter
containing block that was clipping all fixed-positioned dropdowns.
- Add relative z-10 to sidebar aside to fix dropdowns (AppSwitcher,
Notifications, UserMenu) rendering behind content area due to
backdrop-blur-xl creating a stacking context
- Move Site Settings from bottom utility section into Infrastructure
nav group where it logically belongs
- Remove ThemeToggle from sidebar (available in user settings)
- Rename Settings to Site Settings for clarity
Use variant='sidebar' for ThemeToggle, NotificationCenter, and
compact UserMenu so they render with the same icon+label layout
as nav items. Fixed dropdown positioning uses fixed to escape
sidebar overflow:hidden.
Use left-aligned rows with fading labels for theme, notifications,
and profile — matching the nav items pattern. Fix app switcher
alignment at top to match logo row.
Move theme toggle, notifications, app switcher, and user profile from
the top header bar into the sidebar. App switcher at the top (scope
switch), utilities at the bottom. Header now only shows on mobile for
the hamburger menu.
With ssr:false, the sidebar rendered nothing in server HTML, so the
content area took full width and page content (site name "Ciphera")
appeared in the sidebar zone. Now the dynamic import has a loading
placeholder — a 64px div with matching border/background that reserves
the sidebar space in the server HTML. Content area never occupies the
sidebar zone. Sidebar replaces the placeholder on client mount.
The sidebar now uses next/dynamic with ssr:false, meaning it renders
NOTHING in the server HTML. No DOM content = no possible flash of
"Ci" or any text during SSR-to-hydration gap. The sidebar only mounts
on the client where localStorage is immediately available, so
collapsed state is correct from the very first render.
Previous opacity-0 approach still rendered DOM content which could
flash during SSR hydration. Now render an empty div (just border +
background, no content) at collapsed width until useEffect fires.
Then swap in the real aside with content. Zero DOM content = zero
possible flash of text or icons.
The sidebar is now invisible (opacity-0) on the initial render.
In a single useEffect: read collapsed state from localStorage,
then requestAnimationFrame to reveal (opacity-1). React batches
the state update with the reveal, so the sidebar appears at its
correct width with correct label visibility in one frame. No
intermediate states, no hydration mismatch, no transitions on load.
Root cause 1: hydration mismatch — SSR rendered collapsed=true but
client useState initializer read localStorage synchronously, causing
an immediate state change and visual flash. Fix: always initialize
collapsed=true, read localStorage in useEffect so the transition
is smooth (collapsed→expanded animates cleanly).
Root cause 2: three-phase badge rendering (skeleton→letter→favicon)
caused visible state changes. Fix: just show the empty orange badge
until the favicon arrives. No skeleton, no letter fallback. One state
transition: empty→favicon.
When clicking the site picker in collapsed mode, the sidebar expands
and opens the dropdown. After selecting a site or clicking outside,
the sidebar re-collapses to its previous state.
Fix "Ci" flash on reload: default collapsed to true on SSR and when
no localStorage value exists, preventing hydration mismatch where
labels briefly render at full opacity in the narrow sidebar.
