Everything else · Published October 3, 2026

Fixing the arrangement tile and canvas problems

User reports missing layouts and minimap

The situation

A user reported several problems with the arrangement tile and canvas, including missing layouts and minimap, open screens reloading, and tab bar blanking while panning. The declared route for examining and changing the app returned that the selected app owner is not running. The user needs to restore access and expected container interactions while preserving open screens and smooth navigation. The problems appeared after switching to canvas mode and the user is stuck in canvas mode. The user also reported stutter and inconsistent selected-container border color.

What they weighed

  • Diagnose the arrangement owner and implement all reported regressions there, then verify live.

    Chosen
  • Prioritize restoring layouts/minimap and a clear return to tile mode, then handle interaction and performance defects in the same owner.

  • Record the report and defer implementation.

What they decided

Diagnose the arrangement owner and implement all reported regressions there, then verify live.

Why

The user listed several linked regressions that appeared in the same arrangement flow, so correcting the actual owner after diagnosis is more useful than deferring or addressing only the route back. Restore access first within that work. This approach allows for a thorough inspection and correction of the problems at their source.

The first step

Retry the declared running-app action catalog once; if the arrangement owner is still unavailable, record that exact blocker and stop without using another route. When available, inspect the arrangement owner, fix the reported regressions there, and verify the live app.

How they would know it worked

The layouts and minimap are accessible; switching modes preserves visible screens; panning leaves the tab bar visible; the minimap can create containers; tile containers resize from their outer edges; moving containers is smooth; selected container borders consistently use the brand red; and a live before/after capture shows the result.

How it turned out

Not known yet. The result is added here when it comes in.

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