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Replaces the fixed-position reader with a sticky layout that works correctly on iPhone Safari and Edge, while also auto-appending the next chapter's pages when the current one finishes. Layout - Swap all position:fixed for sticky (Header, BottomNav, reader top nav) — fixed-positioning quirks broke the bottom nav in Edge and prevented Safari's URL bar from collapsing on scroll - Viewport: viewport-fit=cover + interactiveWidget=overlays-content so manga extends edge-to-edge and the URL bar overlays content without resizing the viewport - Add pt-safe / pb-safe utilities; apply on nav bars so chrome respects the notch and home-indicator - Drop fixed-positioning bottom padding now that BottomNav is in flow Continuous reading - PageReader now receives the full chapter manifest (id + totalPages) and auto-fetches the next chapter when the current one is done - Subtle chapter divider strip appears between chapters in the scroll - Top nav chapter title updates as the user scrolls into a new chapter (rAF-throttled scroll listener, cached offsetTop) - Double-tap on left/right viewport half navigates prev/next chapter - End-of-manga footer fills the viewport with a Back-to-Manga action Theme polish - Light theme: white body/background, blue accent preserved for chapter numbers, badges, active states - Modern chapter drawer: white sheet, rounded-t-3xl, two-column rows with chapter-number badge, blue highlight for current chapter - Suppress hydration warnings for extension-injected attributes on <html> and the search input - Manga detail CTA localized to 开始阅读 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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