The diff viewer's gutter arrows and the inline Revert button sat off-centre on their change blocks: they used fixed offsets that did not follow the editor's line height or the gutter width. They are now positioned from the editor's metrics and spacing tokens, centred independently of width. Covers modified, multi-line, deletion-only and insertion-only blocks, paired and merge accept controls, font sizes and zoom.
Co-authored-by: ntbang0901 <[email protected]>
Switching the compared file did not select it in the changes tree, a Git status refresh reset the tree's selection and collapsed folders, chunk jumps moved abruptly, and a single click after a jump could select several lines because WebKit scrolls to the old DOM selection on focus.
The tree now follows the active diff without taking focus and keeps its state across refreshes. Next and previous chunk scroll smoothly with a short fade on entering a diff, both honouring reduced motion. The caret is placed before focusing on a click.
Sibling covered: delayed scroll events from the synchronized pane no longer interrupt a smooth jump.
Co-authored-by: PLZY <[email protected]>
The side-by-side diff gets two independent options. Synchronize Scrolling (toolbar lock, also in the settings menu, on by default) scrolls both panes together; Align Changes (settings menu, off by default) pads the panes so changes line up. With Align Changes off, the panes keep their own heights and a divider of curved bands joins each change, with arrows to apply it; scrolling one pane moves the other through the matching change (anchored at a third of the height), including caret moves and the wheel over the divider. Scroll mapping and the divider look up changes by binary search, so large files with thousands of changes scroll smoothly.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dq6jQQn8ZhRfkkyj3PRutA
Co-authored-by: jaw52 <[email protected]>
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