The daemon indicator sat in the firm tab row, which put it next to the firm
tabs it has nothing to do with. It belongs with the page capture switch: both
describe whether the moving parts outside the browser are alive.
The row now carries host, pid and version while the daemon is up, and the start
command while it is not, so a stopped daemon says what to run rather than only
that something is wrong. The dry-run and out-of-date states move here as chips
beside the status dot.
The warning banners stay above the automation buttons — those are actionable
next to the thing they block.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
