# Humanish 0.85.1: keep your place while reviewing evidence

The Observer review flow now carries the selected evidence between views:

- The library button opens a drawer from the player and comparison on desktop and phone.
- Comparison previews share a height, preserving complete portrait and desktop screens. Panels use the same participant names as the grid and link to their exact recorded frames. Open a frame, save it, and return to the previous comparison alignment and cursor. Reopening the same comparison from the grid also keeps its place.
- Adding another run cannot silently remove one of the three selected participants. Grid-only filters no longer appear in comparison.
- Recalling a saved moment after reloading and stepping through frames selects the saved image as well as its URL.
- Player details identify the selected participant rather than the study's fan-out placeholder.
- Selecting Reported thinking shows existing narration even when thinking is hidden in All evidence. Warnings & findings includes a separate, paged list of run/setup notices with their recorded timestamps; these notices do not invent screenshot links or claim participant product findings.

Install with `npm install -g humanish@0.85.1`. Reopen an existing run with the updated CLI (`humanish observe --run RUN` from its workspace), or regenerate its HTML export, to refresh embedded viewers.

## Verification and limits

The [retained workflow receipt](https://github.com/danielgwilson/humanish/blob/main/docs/goals/observer-qol/receipts/2026-09-09-review-continuity.md) records actual-study outcomes, independent review and practical limits. The production browser suite adds desktop/touch library access, comparison-to-frame/save/return, browser history and explicit capacity checks. Player regression tests cover narration filtering and separate notice pagination without changing the selected frame.

A fresh hosted two-participant drawDB study exercises actual growing captures and the review journey. Retained run: `observer-review-journey-n2-20260909`. The attached `observe` check follows updated captures; it does not establish a new live-desktop connection or physical mobile fidelity. The release gate separately exercises the packed candidate in disposable terminal sandboxes.

Saved moments remain local to the browser. Cross-run review requires the served run library. Screenshot replay remains sparse; continuous video, physical devices, other browser engines, and screen-reader acceptance remain separate work.