Move the theme content into epsylon's existing OasisMobile.css and drop
the separate OasisMobileUX.css, so there is no new theme file: his mobile
theme just carries the UX styles now. Set themes.current back to
OasisMobile. Same visual result; on mobile builds the theme still loads
after mobile.css so it wins by cascade without !important.
Add a short header describing this as the Oasis 0.9.0 Android UX layer
(topbar, hexagon nav, customizable bottom bar) delivered as a selectable
theme on top of epsylon's Oasis, keeping mobile.css/OasisMobile.css
untouched. The original Oasis README follows below.
renderBottomBar now returns early when OASIS_MOBILE !== '1' (same guard
as renderHiveNav), instead of emitting an inline style="display:none" to
hide it on desktop. The localhost CSP is style-src 'self' without
unsafe-inline, so that inline attribute was blocked there and the bar
could show on the Linux build. Rendering the bar only on mobile removes
the inline style entirely and keeps desktop unaffected.
No change to mobile output (the bar already rendered without inline
style on mobile). Follow-up from the UX security review.
renderMobileTopbar read global.__OASIS_SELF_AVATAR__, but nothing ever
set it, so the top-right circle always fell back to the default avatar
(noticeable in the start/welcome flow, where the profile card showed the
real picture but the topbar circle did not).
Populate the global in the throttled refresh middleware from
about.image(self): build /image/256/<blob> when a picture exists, else
leave it null so the topbar uses the default avatar.
- Link the theme after mobile.css on mobile builds (OASIS_MOBILE=1) so
it wins by cascade; removed ~420 !important, keeping only the few that
override epsylon's inline styles.
- Reveal the quick bar without !important: the inline display:none is
emitted only on desktop.
- Remove unused oasis-mobile-nav.js (it was never linked and would be
blocked by CSP script-src 'none' on clearnet).
- epsylon's mobile.css and OasisMobile.css left untouched.
Rebase onto upstream 0.9.0. Mobile topbar (logo->home, avatar->profile),
hexagon category nav (hive) and bottom bar; remove the six top-bar
buttons (inbox/pm/publish/search/graphos/peers) that cluttered the header.
Theme OasisMobileUX carries topbar/hexagon/bottombar styles.
- Selectable Oasis-Mobile-UX theme; mobile.css kept intact
- Hexagon category launcher on home (10 categories with expandable modules)
- Customizable bottom bar (up to 4 shortcuts, Peers/Invites fixed)
- Empty states and collapsible activity filters
