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Mobile: combine scroll-to-bottom button with working timer #10840
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Thanks for the report — this is a real mobile ergonomics gap, not a missing feature.
Today:
FloatingWorkingControlalready draws the centered “Working for…” capsule and the scroll-to-end chevron as two siblings that share a center and slide apart. The timer is intentionally non-interactive (touches pass through to the feed); only the small circle on the right scrolls. That’s awkward for left-handed use. Connection status is a separate case: that capsule is already a reconnect button.Not a duplicate of #5434 (closed). That issue asked to add scroll-to-end; #5986 landed it. This issue is about combining tap targets once both chrome are visible.
Scope: mobile only (
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/floating-working-control.tsx, wired fromThreadDetailScreen.tsx). Web keeps “Working for” in the timeline and a separate “Scroll to end” pill.Implementation notes
- Combine only when a non-connection status and
showScrollToEndare both on: one pill (label + chevron) whose press isonScrollToEnd. - Leave scroll-only as the existing circle; leave status-only pass-through.
- Do not steal the connection pill’s reconnect tap.
- Apply the same layout on iOS glass and the Android/fallback pill.
- Combined accessibility label: “Scroll to end”.
The GPT mockup in the first comment didn’t attach; a re-upload is welcome but not required.
Accepting as a small enhancement.
- Combine only when a non-connection status and
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on Sep 8, 2026 what iOS is this? This is how it's supposed to look and work:
ScreenRecording_09-08-2026.15-29-57_1.MP4


On mobile, combine the centered “Working for Xm Ys” pill with the adjacent scroll-to-bottom button, making the whole pill a larger tap target.
This would improve ergonomics, especially for left-handed use.