v0.32.6_fix2

README.md

@@ -9,12 +9,28 @@ streaming HTTP/TLS/WebSocket forwarding, raw TCP/UDP stream hosts, IP-bound vhos
 
 ## What changed in 0.32.6
 
+- **Rate-chart pause recovery (0.32.6 development branch):** share one
+  counter continuity policy across Cache HIT/MISS/BYPASS, Transform, HTTP
+  Overview/protocols, optional wide/small charts, backend and Stream/Vhost
+  traffic charts. After tab hide/pagehide (including BFCache) or a delayed
+  refresh, keep plotted history, use the first reading as a new baseline,
+  and resume rate points on the next normal interval. A genuine measured
+  zero still appears as 0/s. Cache and Transform intervals and the separate
+  System information interval remain configurable; no additional polling.
+
 - **Development fixes (same 0.32.6 version):** keep Network diagnostics
   chart DOM stable across live refreshes, preventing repeated row/SVG replacement
   during scrolling. Network-interface chart history advances at the Overview
   live-status cadence using the latest sampled rates; fetching system data still
-  follows the independent System information interval in Settings. Repair CSS
-  descendant selector transformation and protect admin responses with
+  follows the independent System information interval in Settings. Current
+  CPU/RSS and per-interface RX/TX chart points now come from the existing
+  background OS sampler through compact SSE/fallback data, every **3 s** by
+  default (saved **2 s** settings remain valid), while Process details still
+  follow the configured System information refresh. On mobile the Network
+  interface chart list no longer traps touch scrolling in a nested scroll area.
+  Origin protocol badges use exactly the same rounding as adjacent pills for
+  all corner presets, without changing their color. Repair CSS descendant
+  selector transformation and protect admin responses with
   `Cache-Control: no-transform`. Real iOS 27 scrolling remains unverified.
 
 - **Mobile Overview:** display two metric tiles per row on phone-width canvases,
@@ -230,7 +246,7 @@ Named HTTP/HTTPS listener bind addresses use the same chip-style editor as vhost
 - Improved mobile panel loading behind reverse proxies: one ordered JavaScript resource, versioned assets and retry of temporary configuration errors.
 
 - **Panel startup/mobile follow-up:** replace the former white loading state with a RustProxy spinner, an automatic delayed reload suggestion and an error screen with reload link. Paint the shell before waiting for preferences/configuration/initial status; the header's **Refresh now** action sits beside the Overview title without adding a row. Negotiate Zstd/Brotli/gzip for fixed panel HTML and assets, with one-time encoding per resource; preserve public login and identity clients.
-- Refresh Overview through a shared, authenticated SSE channel with per-administrator live pacing (1, 2, 5 or 10 seconds); fallback status/log polling is active only after SSE failure. Full configuration and system diagnostics are not serialized on every live event.
+- Refresh Overview through a shared, authenticated SSE channel with per-administrator live pacing (1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 seconds; default 3); fallback status/log polling is active only after SSE failure. Detailed system diagnostics remain in the separately scheduled API; live status carries a small cached CPU/RSS/network chart snapshot.
 - **Settings → Appearance → Data refresh** now stores per-account Live enable/disable and independent Traffic, Cache and System information intervals. Manual mode (`0`) and the global Live switch disable automatic requests while preserving manual refresh, charts, filters and pagination.
 - Poll only the current Traffic/Cache view, and fetch system diagnostics independently from `/api/system-info` when Overview or the relevant Settings section needs them. The previous full `/api/status` response remains supported, while `?view=live` provides compact fallback.
 - Centralize dashboard polling with cancellation/in-flight guards, hidden-tab pause and logout cleanup; retain SQLite schema 9, previous preferences, proxy traffic and the existing authentication model.