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fix(mobile): threads with tall HTML pages scroll to the bottom again - #28501
On mobile, a thread with a tall inline HTML page (an html_render visual) would not scroll to the bottom. The page sat in a frame capped at the agent's height (2,000pt max), but at phone width it was about 3,200pt tall, so it scrolled inside its own WebView. That frame was taller than the screen, so on iOS every vertical drag went to the WebView and the feed never got past it.
Web already handles this by sizing the frame to the live page height. Mobile now does the same: the WebView reports the page height, measured the same way as the web bridge. The feed sizes the frame and the list row from that height, and clears the list's size cache when a height changes. The page no longer scrolls inside itself, so drags scroll the thread.
Before (main): 8 upward swipes, still stuck mid-page
After: 5 swipes reach the final message
Proof: reproduced on an iOS 27.2 iPhone Duo simulator with the real thread copied into an isolated dev database, then repeated the same swipes with the fix. Also ran mobile typecheck and vp run check:changed (lint, knip, typecheck, React Compiler).
Surfaces: mobile only. Web already measured live page height. The full-screen HTML viewer scrolls by design and is unchanged.
Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with gpt-6.1-sol on high. Sol verdict: approved
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile HTML attachments now size their frames and feed rows using live page measurements, restoring scrolling through tall content. The change is confined to presentation and retains existing frame-height bounds.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx:
- Line 168: Update the measured-height handling before props.onContentHeight so
the CSS-pixel height reported by OVERFLOW_SCRIPT is converted using the
effective viewport scale to native layout units, including Android’s
scalesPageToFit behavior for non-device-width viewports.
- Line 51: Update the height comparison in the OVERFLOW_SCRIPT so it uses
document.documentElement.scrollHeight when it equals clientHeight, preserving
the scroll extent for absolutely positioned descendants. Leave the fallback to
getBoundingClientRect().height unchanged for smaller scroll heights.
- Line 51: Update OVERFLOW_SCRIPT to remeasure after descendant DOM mutations,
including changes to child nodes and attributes, using a coalesced
MutationObserver callback. Preserve the existing ResizeObserver, event
listeners, reporting logic, and scrollHeight calculation.
Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Around line 3518-3522: Update the reflow logic in ThreadFeed so HTML render
content height changes trigger beginReflow(), not just width changes. Reuse the
HTML-height-change check in the following size-change condition to keep both
checks consistent.
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Walkthrough
The HTML render WebView reports document height with its overflow flags. ThreadFeed stores reported heights by attachment ID and uses them to size HTML rows and track row geometry.
Changes: HTML Render Sizing
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Summary
Report and forward HTML content height apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
OVERFLOW_SCRIPT reports document height. readOverflowMessage validates the height and overflow flags. HtmlRenderWebView forwards valid heights, and ThreadHtmlRender passes the height to frame sizing.
Apply measured height to feed rows apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
ThreadFeed stores heights by attachment ID and uses them to size HTML rows. Row geometry tracking includes these measurements and clears size caches when measurements or relevant layout inputs change.
sequenceDiagram
participant OVERFLOW_SCRIPT
participant HtmlRenderWebView
participant ThreadHtmlRender
participant ThreadFeed
participant LegendList
OVERFLOW_SCRIPT->>HtmlRenderWebView: Posts overflow flags and document height
HtmlRenderWebView->>ThreadHtmlRender: Calls onContentHeight with validated height
ThreadHtmlRender->>ThreadFeed: Forwards the content-height callback
ThreadFeed->>LegendList: Clears size cache when measurements change
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#23864 — The issue describes an inline WebView frame and page height mismatch; this change measures page height and uses it to size the frame and feed row.
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Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, maria-rcks
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 6d75c
Some HTML pages can still resize repeatedly, remain too short, or lose the thread’s end position. Address these cases before merging the scrolling fix.
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The title names the fix and the affected area: mobile threads that contain tall HTML pages scroll to the bottom again. It matches the main change in the changeset, which makes the mobile HTML render frame size to the measured page height so drags scroll the thread instead of the WebView. The title uses a conventional commit format and is specific enough for a teammate scanning history.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has a Problem section that explains the 2,000pt frame cap, the tall page, and the iOS drag behavior. It has a Change section that explains the WebView height reporting, the sizing of the frame and list row, and the size-cache reset. It has a Verification section with the simulator repro, before and after swipe counts, screenshots, and the checks that were run. The Scope and approval section is weak. It does not link a triaged bug issue or maintainer approval, and it does not explain why the fix qualifies without one. The model and harness are named. Because the required approval evidence is missing, the check is marked as failing.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx:
- Line 168: Update the measured-height handling before props.onContentHeight so
the CSS-pixel height reported by OVERFLOW_SCRIPT is converted using the
effective viewport scale to native layout units, including Android’s
scalesPageToFit behavior for non-device-width viewports.
- Line 51: Update the height comparison in the OVERFLOW_SCRIPT so it uses
document.documentElement.scrollHeight when it equals clientHeight, preserving
the scroll extent for absolutely positioned descendants. Leave the fallback to
getBoundingClientRect().height unchanged for smaller scroll heights.
- Line 51: Update OVERFLOW_SCRIPT to remeasure after descendant DOM mutations,
including changes to child nodes and attributes, using a coalesced
MutationObserver callback. Preserve the existing ResizeObserver, event
listeners, reporting logic, and scrollHeight calculation.
Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Around line 3518-3522: Update the reflow logic in ThreadFeed so HTML render
content height changes trigger beginReflow(), not just width changes. Reuse the
HTML-height-change check in the following size-change condition to keep both
checks consistent.
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Script executed:
sed -n '45,75p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
sed -n '90,130p' packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts
sed -n '160,240p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
sed -n '1,130p' packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts
sed -n '300,390p' packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts
sed -n '130,170p' apps/server/src/htmlRender/headlessChrome.ts
rg -n -F --glob '*.test.ts' --glob '*.tsx' -e 'getBoundingClientRect' -e 'scrollHeight' -e 'position: absolute' apps/server packages/shared apps/mobile | head -160
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Keep scrollHeight when it equals clientHeight.
For a page with an absolutely positioned descendant beyond the root box, the frame can alternate between the descendant's scroll extent and the shorter root-box height. Each change updates the row height and clears list size caches, which can disrupt scrolling.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx at
line 51:
Update the height comparison in the OVERFLOW_SCRIPT so it uses
document.documentElement.scrollHeight when it equals clientHeight, preserving
the scroll extent for absolutely positioned descendants. Leave the fallback to
getBoundingClientRect().height unchanged for smaller scroll heights.
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sed -n '45,60p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
sed -n '145,240p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
rg -n 'ResizeObserver|MutationObserver|OVERFLOW_SCRIPT|onContentHeight' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx
OVERFLOW_SCRIPT does not rerun when a reachable HTML page moves or resizes an absolutely positioned descendant without changing the root or body boxes. The reported height and overflow flags then remain stale. The native frame can stay too short, while the nested WebView remains non-scrollable.
Add a coalesced descendant mutation observer. This is separate from changing the scrollHeight equality check.
Suggested fix
--- "a/apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx"+++ "b/apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx"@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@
const OVERFLOW_MESSAGE_TYPE = "t3-html-render-overflow";
// `h` measures the page like the web bridge so the feed can fit the frame to it.
-const OVERFLOW_SCRIPT = `(function(){var last;function report(){var d=document.documentElement,b=document.body;var x=Math.max(d.scrollWidth,b?b.scrollWidth:0)>window.innerWidth+1,y=Math.max(d.scrollHeight,b?b.scrollHeight:0)>window.innerHeight+1,h=Math.ceil(d.scrollHeight>d.clientHeight?d.scrollHeight:d.getBoundingClientRect().height),o=x+","+y+","+h;if(o===last)return;last=o;window.ReactNativeWebView.postMessage(JSON.stringify({type:${JSON.stringify(OVERFLOW_MESSAGE_TYPE)},x:x,y:y,h:h}));}report();if(window.ResizeObserver){var r=new ResizeObserver(report);r.observe(document.documentElement);if(document.body)r.observe(document.body);}window.addEventListener("resize",report);window.addEventListener("load",report);})();true;`;+const OVERFLOW_SCRIPT = `(function(){var last;function report(){var d=document.documentElement,b=document.body;var x=Math.max(d.scrollWidth,b?b.scrollWidth:0)>window.innerWidth+1,y=Math.max(d.scrollHeight,b?b.scrollHeight:0)>window.innerHeight+1,h=Math.ceil(d.scrollHeight>d.clientHeight?d.scrollHeight:d.getBoundingClientRect().height),o=x+","+y+","+h;if(o===last)return;last=o;window.ReactNativeWebView.postMessage(JSON.stringify({type:${JSON.stringify(OVERFLOW_MESSAGE_TYPE)},x:x,y:y,h:h}));}report();if(window.ResizeObserver){var r=new ResizeObserver(report);r.observe(document.documentElement);if(document.body)r.observe(document.body);}window.addEventListener("resize",report);window.addEventListener("load",report);var m=new MutationObserver(function(){requestAnimationFrame(report);});m.observe(document.documentElement,{subtree:true,childList:true,attributes:true});})();true;`;
type Overflow = { readonly x: boolean; readonly y: boolean };
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx at
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Update OVERFLOW_SCRIPT to remeasure after descendant DOM mutations, including
changes to child nodes and attributes, using a coalesced MutationObserver
callback. Preserve the existing ResizeObserver, event listeners, reporting
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Convert the measured height to native layout units.
OVERFLOW_SCRIPT reports a CSS-pixel height. Android react-native-webview@14.0.1 enables scalesPageToFit by default, so a page with a non-device-width viewport can apply a page scale. Apply the effective viewport scale before forwarding the height to onContentHeight; otherwise, htmlRenderFrameHeight can size the native frame incorrectly.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/HtmlRenderWebView.tsx at
line 168:
Update the measured-height handling before props.onContentHeight so the
CSS-pixel height reported by OVERFLOW_SCRIPT is converted using the effective
viewport scale to native layout units, including Android’s scalesPageToFit
behavior for non-device-width viewports.
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rg -n 'reflowAnchorsSizeChanges|beginReflow|reflowFollowsEnd|maintainScrollAtEndThreshold|htmlRenderContentHeights' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
sed -n '3225,3285p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
sed -n '3495,3535p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- ThreadFeed reflow flag and list props ---'
sed -n '2578,2600p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
sed -n '3230,3275p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
sed -n '3640,3672p' apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
printf'%s\n''--- LegendList size-change-anchor and end-threshold implementation ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch' -e 'sizeChangeAnchor' -e 'isWithinMaintainScrollAtEndThreshold' -e 'shouldMaintainScrollAtEnd' -e 'maintainScrollAtEndThreshold' patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
sed -n '330,430p' patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
sed -n '760,855p' patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
sed -n '1395,1495p' patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- LegendList threshold selector ---'
rg -n -F --glob 'patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch' -e 'isWithinMaintainScrollAtEndThreshold' -e 'maintainScrollAtEndThreshold' patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch
python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathp = Path('patches/@legendapp__list@3.3.5.patch')lines = p.read_text().splitlines()needles = ('isWithinMaintainScrollAtEndThreshold', 'function doMaintainScrollAtEnd', 'function calculateItemsInView')for i, line in enumerate(lines): if any(n in line for n in needles): start = max(0, i - 18) end = min(len(lines), i + 45) print(f'--- lines {start+1}-{end} ---') for n in range(start, end): print(f'{n+1}: {lines[n]}')PY
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Start the reflow for HTML height changes.
A height-only change clears the size cache but does not call beginReflow(). On Android, beginReflow() captures the "end" anchor and enables reflowFollowsEnd. On iOS, it activates sizeChangeAnchor, which preserves the end position during size changes. Without the call, both paths remain inactive and the list uses its default maintainScrollAtEndThreshold of 0.1. A sufficiently large row growth can then leave the list outside that threshold and stop end maintenance.
The exact 2,000 to 4,000 point example is not established by the inspected contract, so this fix does not depend on that example.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx around lines
3518 - 3522:
Update the reflow logic in ThreadFeed so HTML render content height changes
trigger beginReflow(), not just width changes. Reuse the HTML-height-change
check in the following size-change condition to keep both checks consistent.
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Closing as a duplicate of the maintained mobile HTML sizing fix, which measures the live WebView height and verifies scrolling past tall pages on iOS and Android. #22274ThreadFeed.tsx
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On mobile, a thread with a tall inline HTML page (an
html_rendervisual) would not scroll to the bottom. The page sat in a frame capped at the agent's height (2,000pt max), but at phone width it was about 3,200pt tall, so it scrolled inside its own WebView. That frame was taller than the screen, so on iOS every vertical drag went to the WebView and the feed never got past it.Web already handles this by sizing the frame to the live page height. Mobile now does the same: the WebView reports the page height, measured the same way as the web bridge. The feed sizes the frame and the list row from that height, and clears the list's size cache when a height changes. The page no longer scrolls inside itself, so drags scroll the thread.
Proof: reproduced on an iOS 27.2 iPhone Duo simulator with the real thread copied into an isolated dev database, then repeated the same swipes with the fix. Also ran mobile typecheck and
vp run check:changed(lint, knip, typecheck, React Compiler).Surfaces: mobile only. Web already measured live page height. The full-screen HTML viewer scrolls by design and is unchanged.
Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with gpt-6.1-sol on high. Sol verdict: approved
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