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Keep avatar window chrome and topmost behavior driven by one explicit rule.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
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Validate Squad avatar regressions with alias-resolution probes and source assertions around reset paths.
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Replay extension state only after the webview page declares its own ready flag.
| name | window-style-contract |
| description | Keep avatar window chrome and topmost behavior driven by one explicit rule. |
| domain | platform, extension-ui |
| confidence | high |
| source | earned |
Use this when changing how the Copilot avatar native window is created or when adding window-style settings. The failure mode here is hidden coupling: the visible frame/decorations say one thing, while an unconditional topmost flag silently says another.
alwaysOnTop from transparentWindow in the extension layer before spawning the native window.decorations and topmost state are reapplied together..github/extensions/copilot-avatar/main.mjs should use a helper like shouldKeepAvatarAlwaysOnTop(settings) and apply it during initial CopilotWebview construction plus later saveSettings() updates..github/extensions/copilot-avatar/lib/webview-child.mjs should keep decorations: !transparent and only call setAlwaysOnTop(true) when the extension explicitly requested it.alwaysOnTop: true unconditionally while also letting transparency control whether the window has a frame.