Detect dark/light mode before React hydrates to eliminate the visible
white-to-dark flash when opening windows in dark mode.
Frontend:
- Inline script now reads next-themes localStorage key and applies
.dark class, colorScheme, and backgroundColor on <html> before first
paint
- Add CSS-only fallback via prefers-color-scheme media query in an
inline <style> tag that fires before any JS executes
macOS backend:
- Detect system dark mode via `defaults read -g AppleInterfaceStyle`
(cached with OnceLock) and set native window background color to
match dark theme in apply_platform_window_style
- Persist user appearance mode preference (dark/light/system) to DB
alongside zoom level so new windows use the correct background
- Add update_appearance_mode Tauri command; frontend syncs on mount,
on settings change, and on cross-window storage events
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously the welcome window (or any startup window) always used the
default CURRENT_ZOOM of 100, ignoring the user's saved zoom preference
stored in frontend localStorage. Now update_traffic_light_position also
writes the zoom value to the app_metadata DB, and setup() reads it back
before creating any window.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Use Tauri's native `traffic_light_position()` builder method to position
macOS window controls instead of runtime objc2 calls. A global AtomicU32
tracks the current zoom level so newly created windows reflect the latest
zoom. The frontend syncs zoom changes to the backend via a new
`update_traffic_light_position` command.
- Add `traffic_light_position()` to `apply_platform_window_style` builder
- Add `CURRENT_ZOOM` atomic and `traffic_light_position()` helper
- Register `update_traffic_light_position` Tauri command
- Add `syncTrafficLightPosition` in appearance-provider to sync on zoom
change, mount, and cross-tab storage events
- Consolidate `ensure_windows_undecorated` calls into `post_window_setup`
- Remove dead `on_window_resized` no-op and its Resized event listener
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
