Native before generic
Each site keeps its own brand, information architecture, navigation, and conversion flow. Shared primitives must be scoped and opt-in.
The universal Saffron Mobile OS injector has been withdrawn from production while we rebuild the system around site-native design, real-device evidence, accessibility, performance, and interaction outcomes.
What changed: the previous feature-count and DOM-presence scoring could report success while navigation was duplicated, oversized, obstructive, or dead. Those scores are retired. No “85 features” or “100/100” claim is currently certified.
Each site keeps its own brand, information architecture, navigation, and conversion flow. Shared primitives must be scoped and opt-in.
320, 375×667, 390×844, 412×915, landscape, reduced motion, keyboard, axe, console, network, overlap, and Lighthouse evidence.
The shared CDN runtime performs no page mutation unless a developer explicitly enables experimental mode.
Automated deployment and product claims remain paused until the new system passes certification on representative production sites.