@swiftbrowser/react 0.28.6 → 0.28.7

package/README.md

@@ -332,7 +332,9 @@ own would add a second entry for the same screen). When the app pops on its
 own (the bar's back button), the renderer's step back is asynchronous and
 the app's `replaceState` for what it shows now runs before it lands; the
 renderer sets that URL again on the entry it arrives at, so the address bar
-follows either back button.
+follows either back button. A reload keeps the entry it was on, and its URL,
+while the app restores the screens it shows (ten seconds at most), rather
+than stepping back to an older entry at the first commit.
 On a phone, a `fill` island follows the on-screen keyboard (`keyboard`,
 on by default for `fill`, or `mount(..., { keyboard: true })`): its height
 becomes a bottom inset, so a field, a bottom search field or a chat's

package/dist/index.js

@@ -3735,9 +3735,12 @@ function decidePlatform(width, media = matchesMedia) {
 function matchesMedia(query) {
   return typeof matchMedia === "function" && matchMedia(query).matches;
 }
+function pageRoot(root) {
+  return { ...root, render: (element) => root.render(createElement(LazyWindowContext.Provider, { value: true }, element)) };
+}
 function mount(screen, element, options = {}) {
   let renderer = null;
-  const root = createSwiftUIRoot((ops) => renderer?.applyOps(ops));
+  const root = pageRoot(createSwiftUIRoot((ops) => renderer?.applyOps(ops)));
   renderer = new Renderer(screen, (event) => root.dispatch(event));
   renderer.fileDrops = "reference";
   const measurer = (text, font2, width2) => renderer.measureText(text, font2, width2);
@@ -3784,7 +3787,7 @@ function mount(screen, element, options = {}) {
   }) : null;
   observer?.observe(screen);
   const stopScenePhase = typeof document !== "undefined" ? watchScenePhase((scenePhase) => root.setEnvironment({ scenePhase })) : null;
-  root.render(createElement(LazyWindowContext.Provider, { value: true }, element));
+  root.render(element);
   const mounted = {
     root,
     renderer,