pup-bridge-macos

3.0.3: sharper, smaller Dock badges. The favicon badge now uses the sharpest icon a site offers (SVG, sized icons, apple-touch-icon) instead of a blown-up 32 px favicon, drawn as a macOS-style corner badge (a rounded card at the bottom-right with a soft shadow; dark card for light icons). Adom's own sites leave the tile bare, since their icon is pup's own mark.

3.0.2: the Dock icon now looks like the Windows taskbar button. Each pup browser's Dock tile is the thread's tile (or Adom Pup) with the active page's favicon on the Windows badge card, repainted as pages load and tabs switch (overlayBadges, overlaySize apply). Tiles sit on Apple's icon grid so they line up with the other Dock icons. Branded browsers on the extension lane start under a small Dock agent that holds the browser's DevTools pipe (no port, no automation flag) and exits with the browser.

3.0.1: pup's browser gets its own Dock identity, the macOS take on the Windows line's taskbar identity. Chrome for Testing now launches from a wrapper app named Adom Pup with the Adom Pup icon; a browser that belongs to one thread (an isolated or named profile) wears that thread's tile and name. Same settings as Windows (taskbarMode tiles | aumid | plain; plain = stock Chrome for Testing). One shared bundle id, so macOS asks about notifications once, not per thread. Background pup windows now stay on screen behind your work (macBackground: behind, the default; hidden = the older hide-the-app park), so they keep painting: screenshots and window recordings capture live frames, as on Windows (adom-bridge-macos#6).

First release of the standalone macOS app (3.0.0), forked from the Windows pup line at 2.0.737 with every Windows code path removed: one signed universal binary, background windows in a hidden browser app, the vault in the macOS Keychain, and no keychain prompt from pup's browser.