Show persistent UI indicator when SharedArrayBuffer is unsupported · actualbudget/actual#7747

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描述

Problem

We show the SharedArrayBuffer warning in the app, but it is easy for users to circumvent it by clicking around it and accepting the danger. After that, we never show it again — leaving users with no visual indication that they are running in a degraded/unsupported state.

Proposal

Add a persistent visual UI element (with a tooltip on hover) that shows a danger icon for users whose environment does not support SharedArrayBuffer.

A reasonable place for this could be the header, next to the "sync" / "server status" buttons.

The exact visual UI/UX is up for discussion.

Goals

Make it clear to users that their environment is in an unsupported/dangerous state.
Persistent indication, not a one-time dismissible warning.
Provide context via tooltip (what's wrong, why it matters).

贡献者指南

技术栈: javascripthtmlcss
领域: frontend
议题类型: feature
难度: 3
预计时间: 1-3 hours
活动状态: active
清晰度: clear
前置要求: HTMLCSSJavaScriptBasic UI development
新手友好度: 75
研究方向: Investigate the current SharedArrayBuffer warning implementation to understand how it is shown and dismissed. Look at the header component (likely in React) where sync/server status buttons are located to determine placement. Explore existing tooltip components in the codebase to reuse for hover context. Review any design guidelines or UI component library used in the project.