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Layout: - The header no longer moves. The page was centred with align-items, so every change of the card's height moved everything (up to 150px between states), and a page taller than its window lost its top above the scroll origin, where no scrolling reaches it. The top margin is now fixed, the card grows downward and has a minimum height, and the page scrolls from its top. A short window gets a compact header. - The status line sits right under the action it reports on, above the "not installed there yet?" section, takes no room while empty, and is scrolled into view in a small window. It was below the fold there. - Looking at this Mac again keeps what was found on screen (the pane used to collapse to "Looking..." and grow back). Feedback and keys: - Buttons answer hover and press, every control shows keyboard focus, the primary button and the footer meet WCAG AA contrast, "Opening Codeman" keeps its spinner while the server page loads. - Return opens or starts the Codeman on this Mac, Esc cancels a connect. Install always takes a click. - The This Mac result is a live region, Forget buttons are named after their server, a long unbroken token wraps inside the card, the status text can be selected. Correctness: - The second click of a double click acts only on the control that took the first. It could connect to the server that slid under the pointer after a Forget, or flip "Connect automatically". - An address, username or password too long for the app is refused with a reason. The app drops such a message without an answer, which left the page on "Connecting..." (the limits are pinned to policy.rs by a test). - A connect answer goes to the tab that asked, a failed SSH install to its tab, and the login block no longer claims a saved password for another server. - An automatic connect to the Codeman on this Mac no longer looks at this Mac first; a failed connect, Cancel or an error asks for that look. - A login over plain http:// to another machine says that it is unencrypted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>