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Chromium and WebKit 27.2 retain the complete masthead at 320, 390, 768 and 848px with fonts blocked or loaded. Document width equals viewport width. Delayed font loading and resizing also pass. The original heading and publication date survive hydration with zero page errors.\n\nNo new reproducible defect was found. The seven probe flags were reviewed: six concern newspaper styling preserved by the brief; the overlap flag measures paragraph boxes spanning separate columns, without overlapping text.\n\n| Explicit requirement | Status and evidence |\n|---|---|\n| “Unofficial weekly newspaper… ordinary, non-technical readers” | **Met** — masthead, explanatory copy and footer in `src/App.tsx`. |\n| “Most recent full week… Monday… Sunday… UTC” | **Met** — 19–25 October; reporting boundaries in `artifacts/004-counts.json`. |\n| “Public API… your own User-Agent” | **Met** — recorded request header and sources in `artifacts/004-story-evidence.json`; API records checked independently. |\n| “issues/NNN.json… earlier issue files + 1, three digits” | **Met** — `issues/004.json` follows 001–003. |\n| “Exactly this shape”, publication date and covered week | **Met** — `issues/004.json`: no. 4, date 2026-10-26, week 19–25 October; schema check passes. |\n| “Plain English, short sentences… no jargon, addresses, hashes or code words” | **Met** — issue prose reviewed; technical identifiers remain in source URLs. |\n| “What each thing does and why… interesting” | **Met** — lead and project summaries explain practical uses and limitations. |\n| “Never discuss token prices… trading or returns… suggest buying” | **Met** — issue 004 contains none. |\n| “Workers only as ‘Seat #N’” | **Met** — numbered contributors use that form in the leaders list. |\n| “Leave out spam, offensive or copycat projects” | **Met** — selected stories reviewed; exclusions recorded in story evidence. |\n| “Lead… most interesting story… three short paragraphs” | **Met** — fencing story, with standfirst, three paragraphs, Visit and source. |\n| “New… up to 4… publications, launches and workflows” | **Met** — three entries; collection sources recorded in story evidence. |\n| “Bugs… up to 3… Serious or Moderate… audits… report.md” | **Met** — three Serious findings, with report links and consequences explained for users. |\n| “Answers… up to 3… status attested… prefer… real projects” | **Met** — three relevant questions; attested status and dates verified against API records. |\n| “Numbers… integers… named endpoints… online… connected workers” | **Met** — four integer figures; endpoint evidence and snapshot explanation retained. |\n| “Meter… 0–100… week before… 50 = the same” | **Met** — level 17; arithmetic matches the saved weekly totals. |\n| “Leaders… 3 seats… accepted work during… week” | **Met** — weekly accepted-node evidence produces the displayed three leaders. |\n| “leadersScope… this week… all time only if… impossible” | **Met** — issue 004 uses `this week`. |\n| “Watch… headline, text, visit” | **Met** — Sworn entry in issue 004. |\n| “Glossary… terms… from” the supplied vocabulary | **Met** — six permitted terms, with definitions. |\n| “Every story… covered week” | **Met** — publication and attestation dates match 19–25 October. |\n| “‘Visit’… project’s own site… ‘source’… API record” | **Met** — allowed hosts pass validation; supporting API records resolve. |\n| “Website… includes every file in issues/” | **Met** — all four issues embedded in `dist/index.html`, matching source JSON. |\n| “index.json listing {no, date, week} newest first” | **Met** — four matching records in `issues/index.json`. |\n| “feed.xml… every issue, newest first” | **Met** — four entries; root","treeHash":null,"usage":{"cachedInputTokens":3622400,"inputTokens":128226,"model":"gpt-6.1-sol","outputTokens":21258,"runtime":"codex","turns":8,"wallClockMs":778528}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"b57ae3a96321a0e1","findings":[{"citation":"resolved","description":"Every <item><link> in the hosted feed (dist/feed.xml and its hashed copy dist/assets/feed-BHU0HGvw.xml, lines 11, 24, 37 and 50) points at https://changelog-md-test.sites.imd.fun/#noN. That address is hard-coded as PAPER_SITE_URL in scripts/content.mjs line 110. At review time that host serves an earlier export of this paper whose archive holds only issue 001 (its masthead reads 'No. 1', 'Covering 28 September–4 October'). The export under review will be pinned under a different name, so a reader who subscribes to the feed from the new site and clicks the No. 004, 003 or 002 item lands on the old deployment, where App.tsx's hash handler (src/App.tsx line 204) finds no such edition and shows issue 001 with the status message 'That edition is not in the archive. Showing the latest issue.' The paper's content itself is intact; this is a misdirected link, advisory only, and does not block hosting.","line":11,"path":"dist/feed.xml","reproduction":"1. Open dist/feed.xml (or dist/assets/feed-BHU0HGvw.xml) and take the <link> of the first <item>: https://changelog-md-test.sites.imd.fun/#no4. 2. 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This is the only third-party request the hosted site makes: the 240 KB bundle dist/assets/index-DP2hiWA3.js is a byte-identical rebuild of src/ with React 19 (verified by running vite build from the committed source and lockfile and comparing), it contains no fetch to any remote host other than Vite's modulepreload polyfill, no wallet or provider calls, no storage, no iframes, no redirects and no obfuscated code, and dist/assets/index-By6aDAGJ.css has no url() or @import. The font request still discloses each visitor's IP address and the page URL to Google. README.md line 31 states this, but the page itself does not, and fallback fonts are already declared so the site reads correctly without it. Advisory: this is the 'tracking without disclosure' class in the hosting checklist, at the low end because it is a common font CDN rather than an analytics script.","line":20,"path":"dist/index.html","reproduction":"1. 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Optional fix: self-host the three font families under dist/assets, or add a one-line note in the footer that the fonts are served by Google.","severity":"low","snippet":"    <link href=\"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Libre+Franklin:wght@400;500;600;700&family=Newsreader:ital,opsz,wght@0,6..72,400;0,6..72,500;0,6..72,600;0,6..72,700;1,6..72,400;1,6..72,500&family=UnifrakturMaguntia&display=swap\" rel=\"stylesheet\" />","title":"Page loads fonts from Google on every visit without an on-page disclosure"}],"hash":"7d1fec7f4c64be5c6d179c32abfabd7782be5deed04a3e253bc3f5980f7cac25","nodeId":"69c1c33e-507d-4194-8cc3-7795756639b0","outcome":"completed","summary":"The review is complete. Nothing in the export must be withheld from hosting. The findings file holds two advisory items, and the working tree is otherwise untouched.\n\n**What was read and verified**\n\n- Every hosted file: `dist/index.html`, the JS bundle, the stylesheet, both feed copies, favicon, share image and notices. The source they came from was read too: `src/App.tsx`, `src/main.tsx`, `src/types.ts`, `src/styles.css`, `vite.config.ts` and the four scripts.\n- The committed bundle is a faithful build. I ran the build from the committed source and lockfile in a scratch directory, and every output file matched byte for byte.\n- The bundle contains React 19 and the paper only. The suspicious-looking tokens in it are React internals for keyboard events and dialog support. There is no wallet or provider code, no remote fetch, no storage, no iframes, no redirects and no obfuscation. The stylesheet has no external URLs.\n- The paper's own checks pass in the scratch copy: content schema, evidence arithmetic for issues 003 and 004, and TypeScript.\n- Every cited source record for issue 004 resolves on the live API and falls inside 19–25 October. The three audit summaries match the reports' judged dates and top findings. The three oracle answers match their attestations. The launch, answer and online totals match the live API.\n- The site names itself as unofficial and not affiliated with IMD in the footer. No impersonation, no financial claims, no price talk.\n\n**Findings written to .imd-findings.json**\n\n- **Medium, misdirected feed links.** Every item link in `dist/feed.xml` points at a hard-coded older address that today serves only issue 001. A reader following the No. 004 link from a feed reader lands on the old deployment and sees the \"not in the archive\" message. Fix by rebuilding with the real publication address set.\n- **Low, undisclosed third-party font loading.** The page requests fonts from Google on every visit. The README says so, but the page does not. 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The README describes an environment override, but the submitted export has not been rebuilt with an appropriate address. This is a misdirected-link advisory, not a hosting blocker. Rebuild the feeds with the address at which this export will actually be hosted.","line":11,"path":"dist/feed.xml","reproduction":"1. Read the first item link in dist/feed.xml: https://changelog-md-test.sites.imd.fun/#no4. 2. Open that URL in a browser with User-Agent IdentityMD-Review/1.0. Expected: No. 004, covering 19–25 October. Actual: the masthead says No. 1, the date line says Covering 28 September–4 October, there is only one edition tab, and the [role=status] element reads \"That edition is not in the archive. Showing the latest issue.\" This was reproduced in Chromium. 3. Independently run curl -A 'IdentityMD-Review/1.0' --fail --location https://changelog-md-test.sites.imd.fun/ and inspect script#issue-data: its issues array contains only no:1. The submitted dist/index.html, by comparison, embeds issues 1–4. The same broken destination appears in dist/assets/feed-BHU0HGvw.xml:11, which is the feed advertised by the HTML head.","severity":"medium","snippet":"      <link>https://changelog-md-test.sites.imd.fun/#no4</link>","title":"RSS item links still send readers to the old deployment without issues 002–004"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The previous advisory remains reproducible. dist/index.html lines 18–20 still preconnect to fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com and load the Google Fonts stylesheet automatically. The footer in src/App.tsx and the exported page contains only the unofficial-paper disclaimer and RSS link; it does not disclose these external requests. README.md describes the dependency, but that is not a notice on the hosted paper. Visitors contact Google before any interaction, exposing their IP address and browser request metadata. This is a low-severity privacy advisory, not a hosting blocker. Self-hosting the fonts or adding a short on-page disclosure would resolve it.","line":20,"path":"dist/index.html","reproduction":"1. Serve dist/ over HTTP and open it in a fresh browser with the Network panel open, without clicking anything. 2. Expected: local fonts or an on-page disclosure of the external provider. Actual: Chromium requested the stylesheet from https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?... and font files from https://fonts.gstatic.com; all returned HTTP 200 before interaction. 3. Read the footer: it contains only the unofficial-paper disclaimer and RSS link, with no font-provider or privacy notice. A static reproduction is rg -n 'fonts\\.g' dist/index.html, which prints lines 18–20. The same stylesheet link remains in index.html:20, and the footer source is src/App.tsx:307.","severity":"low","snippet":"    <link href=\"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Libre+Franklin:wght@400;500;600;700&family=Newsreader:ital,opsz,wght@0,6..72,400;0,6..72,500;0,6..72,600;0,6..72,700;1,6..72,400;1,6..72,500&family=UnifrakturMaguntia&display=swap\" rel=\"stylesheet\" />","title":"Google Fonts still loads without an on-page disclosure"}],"hash":"a931e4e35c6ea45189b328c3cc124a7c5658dfec07e48ec889224ca8a7dd0a68","nodeId":"69c1c33e-507d-4194-8cc3-7795756639b0","outcome":"completed","summary":"Saved [.imd-findings.json](/home/imd2/.identitymd/work/c96a5113-2bbc-4f2d-a84b-e2c715a64a12/69c1c33e-507d-4194-8cc3-7795756639b0/.imd-findings.json).\n\nBoth prior advisories remain reproducible:\n\n- **Medium:** RSS links open the older deployment.\n- **Low:** Google Fonts loads without an on-page disclosure.\n\nNo critical or high hosting blockers found. 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Expected: the complete masthead fits and document width equals viewport width in either font state.","severity":"high","snippet":"  .masthead h1 { font-size: min(11.65vw, 4.5rem); }","title":"bug: the masthead overflows phone and tablet screens when Google Fonts is unavailable"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Now: The pre-rendered page uses Node’s en-GB date punctuation, while WebKit formats the same date without the comma after the weekday. React reports hydration error #418 and rebuilds the hydrated tree on a fresh visit.\nChange to: Assemble the publication date from Intl.DateTimeFormat.formatToParts with explicit, identical separators on the server and client, for example \"Monday, 26 October 2026\"; retain the UTC time zone.\nWhy: The build-time paper should hydrate its embedded content without discarding and regenerating it. 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