Webapp masthead metadata
The webapp masthead shows build identity, the configured thread count, and two independent runtime facts in one text row.
Build and thread values
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
v0.9.0 |
The application version. |
cfa57e6 (sha) |
The seven-character commit identifier for a clean build. |
cfa57e6* (sha*) |
A seven-character dirty-build fingerprint; * means uncommitted changes were present when the build was made. |
10 threads |
The full thread-count label shown on desktop. |
10T |
The compact mobile thread-count label; T means threads. |
The version text normally looks like v0.9.0 · cfa57e6. The full build
identifier, including a branch or dirty-build suffix when applicable, is
available from the version tooltip.
Runtime values
| Value | Meaning |
|---|---|
web |
The page is running in a normal browser tab or window. |
pwa |
The page was launched as an installed/standalone PWA. A PWA can also use a service worker. |
sw |
The service worker controls the page and its offline-cache handshake succeeded. |
sw ok |
A service worker is registered and available, but control or offline-cache readiness is not fully confirmed yet. |
sw off |
Service-worker offline support is disabled, unavailable, or registration failed. |
The first value describes how the page was launched; the second describes
service-worker state. The combinations are therefore independent, such as
web · sw, pwa · sw ok, or pwa · sw off. The prerendered shell resolves
known runtime state before first paint, then React hydrates that shell in place
instead of replacing the masthead nodes. The text stays empty only while
service-worker state is unknown.
The thread count is shown as · 10 threads on desktop and · 10T on mobile
to preserve masthead space. The full wording remains available to assistive
technology and in the tooltip.