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fix(shared): unsupported links in HTML renders no longer blank the report - #27504
In the desktop app, clicking a link with a scheme other than http(s) inside an inline html_render report, such as a t3-thread://v2/... or mailto: link, replaces the report with a white rectangle. The page's click handler lets the click fall through to a navigation of the frame. The desktop renderer's frame-src 'self' blob: http: https: policy blocks that navigation, which leaves the frame on chrome-error://chromewebdata/. The web client and mobile don't blank: Chromium's sandbox drops the navigation, and the mobile WebView refuses it.
Reproduced on main 3cbc982 with the built Linux desktop app. A Codex agent published a report with those two links, and one real click on either link blanked the frame. The renderer logged Framing '' violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "frame-src 'self' blob: http: https:".
Change
The click handler that html_render injects into each report now cancels a trusted click on a link whose scheme is not http(s) when the report is shown inside a frame. The link does nothing and the report stays visible. These keep their current behaviour:
http(s) links, which are still forwarded to the app;
same-page #fragment links;
javascript: links;
data: and blob: links with a download attribute;
reports opened directly rather than in a frame.
The handler is written into a report when it is published. Reports published before this change keep the old handler.
apps/webBrowserDocumentFrame.browser.test.tsx, new test cancels clicks on non-web links so the report is not navigated away. It makes trusted clicks inside a framed, bootstrapped report and asserts that clicks on t3-thread:, mailto: and a t3-thread: link with download are cancelled. Clicks on a data: download link and a javascript: link must not be cancelled. Result: fails on main's handler (defaultPrevented: false for the thread and mail links) and passes on this branch (3/3).
packages/sharedhtmlRender.test.ts: 11/11 pass. vp run check:changed passes.
Desktop runtime check, built Linux desktop app under Xvfb. Each side used a fresh home and a Codex agent publishing the same report, and the clicks were trusted CDP mouse clicks:
Not checked: the public share page. Its frame allows popups, so mailto: links there probably opened the mail app before and now do nothing. Also not checked: iOS and Android devices, where the WebView already refuses these navigations and nothing changes, and macOS desktop. Linux desktop was used instead; it runs the same renderer policy.
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These tests reproduce #27474: a trusted click on a t3-thread:// or
mailto: link in an html_render report is not cancelled by the bootstrap,
so the frame navigates away from the report.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Clicking a non-http(s) link such as t3-thread:// or mailto: in an
html_render report fell through to the frame's own navigation, which the
desktop CSP blocks, leaving a blank error page in place of the report.
The bootstrap now cancels trusted clicks on those links (javascript:
hrefs excepted) after the same-document fragment check, so the report
stays put. The repro test now builds its ready promise without
Promise.withResolvers, which apps/web's lib target lacks.
Fixes#27474
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…behavior
Only framed reports cancel non-web link clicks; download links are left
to the browser so shared reports can still save files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A download attribute on a link the frame cannot read is ignored by the
browser, so it must not exempt t3-thread or other schemes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This repair prevents embedded thread links from replacing reports and permits three standard communication-link schemes through desktop frame policy. Existing HTML frame isolation remains unchanged, with no obvious material risk requiring human judgment.
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The framed HTML click handler prevents navigation for t3-thread: links. A browser test verifies thread and mail link click behavior. The desktop Content Security Policy permits mailto:, tel:, and sms: frame sources.
Changes: Framed link handling
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Summary
Framed link handling and verification packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts, apps/web/src/components/files/BrowserDocumentFrame.browser.test.tsx
The click handler prevents navigation for framed t3-thread: links. The browser test checks the click events for thread and mail links.
The change cancels navigation for framed thread links and allows mail, phone and SMS link schemes in the desktop frame policy. No concrete merge-blocking risk remains; adding a test for the new frame-src schemes is a recommended follow-up.
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Issue #27474 requires unsupported navigation in a framed html_render report to leave the existing report visible or show a clear error. packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts prevents only t3-thread:…
Update the framed-report click handling to reject every unsupported scheme that the app cannot route, while preserving HTTP(S), same-page fragments, javascript:, and downloadable data:/blob: behavior. Add regression coverage for the s…
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The title is concise, uses conventional commit format, and clearly describes the fix for unsupported links in HTML renders.
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The changes modify the injected html_render link handling, add a focused browser regression test, and adjust the desktop frame policy for external protocol links. Each change addresses the same blan…
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The changes modify the injected html_render link handling, add a focused browser regression test, and adjust the desktop frame policy for external protocol links. Each change addresses the same blank-report behavior for links in rendered reports. No thread-navigation feature or unrelated product area was added.
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Issue #27474 requires unsupported navigation in a framed html_render report to leave the existing report visible or show a clear error. packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts prevents only t3-thread: clicks. Other non-HTTP(S) links return without preventDefault(). In the desktop policy, data: remains excluded from frame-src, so a non-download data: link can still navigate the frame to an error page. The new browser test also confirms that mailto: is not cancelled. The change satisfies the reported t3-thread: case but does not satisfy the broader unsupported-link requirement described by the issue and the current PR intent.
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Update the framed-report click handling to reject every unsupported scheme that the app cannot route, while preserving HTTP(S), same-page fragments, javascript:, and downloadable data:/blob: behavior. Add regression coverage for the supported exceptions and the unsupported schemes. Alternatively, provide a clear in-frame error without replacing the report.
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- Line 372: Update the trusted-click link lookup and URL extraction in
BOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT to recognize SVG anchors with xlink:href as well as anchors
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SVG defines <a xlink:href> as an active link. The a[href] selector does not match it, so the handler returns before preventDefault(). A trusted click can therefore trigger default navigation instead of preserving the framed report.
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts at line 372:
Update the trusted-click link lookup and URL extraction in BOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT to
recognize SVG anchors with xlink:href as well as anchors with href. Resolve the
URL from whichever attribute is present so these links follow the existing
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Cancelling every non-web scheme also cancelled mailto:, tel: and similar
links that public shares open through the browser's own protocol handling.
Only t3-thread: navigation blanks the report, so only that is cancelled.
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Line 70 adds an inline <style> for static values. Pass the layout classes through HtmlRenderDocument’s className prop instead.
As per coding guidelines, “No style={{ ... }} or inline <style> for static values a class covers.” The web UI path instructions also require Tailwind classes in the rendering component.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/files/BrowserDocumentFrame.browser.test.tsx at line 70:
Replace the static iframe rule in the BrowserDocumentFrame test with Tailwind layout classes passed through HtmlRenderDocument’s className prop, preserving the iframe’s dimensions and display behavior without an inline style block.
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…nk the frame
The desktop renderer's CSP frame-src excluded these schemes, so a report link
to one replaced the frame with an error page. Allowing them lets Chromium hand
the navigation to the OS (or drop it) while the report stays. Public shares and
the web client never had this CSP and keep their native handling.
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Extend the existing response test to assert that frame-src includes mailto:, tel:, and sms:. The browser test does not exercise the Electron response header, so it cannot catch their removal.
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Review comment at @apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronProtocol.ts at line 95:
Extend the existing Electron response test for the policy containing frame-src to assert that it includes mailto:, tel:, and sms:. Keep the assertion focused on the Electron response header, since the browser test does not cover it.
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Review comments at @apps/desktop/src/electron/ElectronProtocol.ts:
- Line 95: Extend the existing Electron response test for the policy containing
frame-src to assert that it includes mailto:, tel:, and sms:. Keep the assertion
focused on the Electron response header, since the browser test does not cover
it.
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Update the framed-report click handling to reject every unsupported scheme that
the app cannot route, while preserving HTTP(S), same-page fragments,
`javascript:`, and downloadable `data:`/`blob:` behavior. Add regression
coverage for the supported exceptions and the unsupported schemes.
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Linux Electron desktop, light theme, 1280×900, independently built revisions and fresh synthetic databases. A deterministic ACP agent published fresh reports through the real html_render tool. Click ordinary thread and mailto anchors in separate inline reports, then repeat in separate fullscreen reports. Anchors have no target or custom click handlers. Try the report button after each click.
Base blanked all four reports. Head kept all four visible and their buttons responded.
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tel: and sms: schemes allowed by the head Electron CSP were outside the requested reproduction and were not exercised.
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Problem
In the desktop app, clicking a link with a scheme other than http(s) inside an inline
html_renderreport, such as at3-thread://v2/...ormailto:link, replaces the report with a white rectangle. The page's click handler lets the click fall through to a navigation of the frame. The desktop renderer'sframe-src 'self' blob: http: https:policy blocks that navigation, which leaves the frame onchrome-error://chromewebdata/. The web client and mobile don't blank: Chromium's sandbox drops the navigation, and the mobile WebView refuses it.Reproduced on main 3cbc982 with the built Linux desktop app. A Codex agent published a report with those two links, and one real click on either link blanked the frame. The renderer logged
Framing '' violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "frame-src 'self' blob: http: https:".Change
The click handler that
html_renderinjects into each report now cancels a trusted click on a link whose scheme is not http(s) when the report is shown inside a frame. The link does nothing and the report stays visible. These keep their current behaviour:#fragmentlinks;javascript:links;data:andblob:links with adownloadattribute;The handler is written into a report when it is published. Reports published before this change keep the old handler.
Scope and approval
Fixes #27474
Verification
apps/webBrowserDocumentFrame.browser.test.tsx, new testcancels clicks on non-web links so the report is not navigated away. It makes trusted clicks inside a framed, bootstrapped report and asserts that clicks ont3-thread:,mailto:and at3-thread:link withdownloadare cancelled. Clicks on adata:download link and ajavascript:link must not be cancelled. Result: fails on main's handler (defaultPrevented: falsefor the thread and mail links) and passes on this branch (3/3).packages/sharedhtmlRender.test.ts: 11/11 pass.vp run check:changedpasses.Desktop runtime check, built Linux desktop app under Xvfb. Each side used a fresh home and a Codex agent publishing the same report, and the clicks were trusted CDP mouse clicks:
t3-thread://v2/…inlinechrome-error://chromewebdata/, white rectangle, CSPframe-srcerrormailto:inlinechrome-error://chromewebdata/, CSPframe-srcerrort3-thread://…link withdownloadinlinet3-thread://…Not checked: the public share page. Its frame allows popups, so
mailto:links there probably opened the mail app before and now do nothing. Also not checked: iOS and Android devices, where the WebView already refuses these navigations and nothing changes, and macOS desktop. Linux desktop was used instead; it runs the same renderer policy.Screenshots were not attached.
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