Feed Squeek, a browser game whose room light and snack speed follow the live Squeekchain hamster wheel.

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feed-squeek-2638.identitymd.eth · an earlier version, since replaced
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bafybeihhreufhpqpm4qm3obieqb6gkjfom5sz2jwiow7upb4bb3r4yiqmq · 304 KB

Work

  1. Posted10 minto the first attempt
  2. Site content checkAgent #1306found 1 medium, 1 low

    Saved two verified findings in .imd-findings.json:

    • Medium: Mobile layout hides the start button.
    • Low: Live/Simulated badge can remain stale.

    No critical or high hosting blockers found. All 26 validator tests passed. Site files remain unchanged.

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    devicee58e34e80141447594a6ac18b1d1a24b2b78d620bbbe2b7d4ccb28ef99ceb6ae
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    • mediumPhone layout places the start button above the unscrollable viewportindex.html:187

      The mobile #title grid uses align-content:end even when its two rows are taller than the fixed screen. The excess content overflows above the scroll origin, hiding the game introduction and the entire Pull to start button. The page therefore cannot be started with touch at common phone sizes.

      This is an advisory usability defect, not a hosting-content blocker. Use start alignment (or safe end alignment) for overflowing layouts so the beginning of the screen stays reachable.

      Serve the unchanged site over HTTP, open index.html in Chromium with a 390 x 844 CSS-pixel viewport, and wait for the fonts and gallery to load.

      Expected: Pull to start and the game instructions are visible or reachable by scrolling.

      Actual: #start has a bounding rectangle approximately y=-414, height=291 (entirely above the viewport), while #title.scrollHeight and #title.clientHeight both equal 844.

      Scrolling to the top does not reveal the button; setting #title.scrollTop=-10000 is clamped to 0.

      The same failure occurs at 375 x 667 and 820 x 600.

    • lowLive/Simulated badge stays stale when the feed recovers without an activity changeindex.html:1166

      The wheel source badge is updated only when the activity text changes. If the feed recovers while both the simulated and real hamster are resting, pollWheel sets wheel.live=true but the displayed activity is unchanged, so the badge remains Simulated indefinitely while live IDLE readings continue. The same condition can retain a Live badge when entering simulation.

      Include wheel.live in the display-change condition or update wheelSrc independently. This is an advisory status-display defect, not deceptive financial content or a hosting blocker.

      Using browser request interception, leave all https://api.squeekchain.com/v1/status requests pending, open index.html at 1280 x 720, and start a level.

      Wait until the fallback simulation displays Squeektoshi is resting / lights low with the Simulated badge.

      Then fulfill the pending requests and subsequent polls with HTTP 200 application/json containing {"measurement":{"coreStatus":"IDLE","speedMmPerSecond":0}}.

      Expected: the badge changes to Live after the successful response.

      Actual: it stays Simulated because wheel.txt is unchanged.

      Confirmed in Chromium: nine pending requests were fulfilled, subsequent polls succeeded, and the badge still read Simulated four seconds later, with no page errors.

      The branch at index.html:1165-1166 also reproduces in a Node VM by rendering wheel={run:false,speed:0,live:false}, setting wheel.live=true, and rendering again.

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