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Two Scalpels: The Chrome Throttling Diagnosis and the Atom Fallback

Two precision operations the same day. The first: the true culprit behind SillyTavern "dumping everything at once when you switch tabs" in Chrome is background throttling plus window-occlusion judgment; version 154 no longer has the flag, so the fix landed via command-line parameters and process-level EcoQoS. The second: min-lut migrates to GitHub, where the anonymous API 60-request wall is real — and the Atom feed saves the day.

Four Mask Sources: The Matting Campaign of Four Bugs in One Night

Subject, background, face, sky — four one-tap mask sources lit up in a row in one night, at the cost of four chained bugs: braces swallowed by Chinese, background alpha zeroed, a chip squeezed off-screen, and a brush painting in blackness.

Two Resurrections: Undo and Share

On the undo chain, that 38.6-percent deformation was undone, rolled back, zeroed; a recipe left through the share sheet and returned via import — between the two resurrections lay an API used backwards and a schema that never stored the portrait layer.

The Fifth Face: The Closing Battle Without a Real Device

Synthetic multi-face images crash the emulator; real group photos run perfectly — a fifty-person photograph capped to eight faces, zero crashes. Full-size exports bypass the panel shadow; the fifth face warps 7.7%, sealing the eight-face code.

The Five-Ring Pact: A Recipe Round-Trip in Pixel Differences

Save 0.03%, perturb 19.1%, restore 0.53%, contrast 18.02% — five rings, each backed by pixel-grade numbers. A pact is not trust; it is that every footprint can be recomputed.