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Display Surfaces: webview (wv), pup, native browser, hdbw, Simple Browser ban
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README.md+10@@ -13,6 +13,16 @@ Canonical glossary of Adom platform terms. Use these definitions consistently in | **Panel** | A rectangular area in the Adom App (Workspace) layout — like a window pane. Each panel has a tab with a name and icon. Panels can be split, resized, moved, and closed. Types include VS Code, Web View, 3D Viewer, Schematic Editor, cameras, sensors, etc. AV runs inside a Web View panel. | | **AV2** | **DEPRECATED** — was a second AV on separate ports (8790/8791/8792). Replaced by AV instances: just open another Web View panel pointed at `?instance=<id>`. | +## Display Surfaces (how the AI shows an app or page)++| Term | Definition |+|------|-----------|+| **webview** (short: **wv**) | A native Adom workspace webview tab, opened via `adom-cli hydrogen webview open-or-refresh`. ONE word, always — "Web View" as two words is not an Adom term. On every platform, "show me in webview"/"wv" means THIS — never VS Code's built-in Simple Browser. |+| **pup** | A clean, scriptable Chrome the AI fully owns (Puppeteer bridge, `browser_*` verbs, sessionIds/tabs, cold profiles). The logged-out, automation-safe surface. |+| **native browser** | The user's own signed-in Chrome/Edge, driven via the Adom browser extension (`nbrowser_*`). For logged-in sites — real credentials, human trust. |+| **hdbw** | HD Browser Window — Hydrogen Desktop's standalone built-in Tauri browser window (picker label "HD Browser Window", window label `hd-browse-*`, destination id `webview-window`). Open first-class via `POST /hdbw/open {url}` on HD's control API (0.1.115+). NOT a webview panel, NOT pup — its own surface, only under HD. (Renamed from the one-day short name "hdw" 2026-07-17: "hdw" invited webview/window conflation.) |+| **Simple Browser** | VS Code's built-in browser page. NEVER an Adom surface — using it to show an app is a bug on every platform. |+ ## Views | Term | Definition |