---
status: testing
phase: 06-ux-polish
source: [06-VERIFICATION.md, 06-VALIDATION.md]
started: 2026-06-10
updated: 2026-06-10
---

## Current Test

number: 1
name: PushPermissionPrompt spinner animates in an installed iOS/standalone PWA
expected: |
After the redundant local `@keyframes spin` block was removed from
PushPermissionPrompt.tsx (06-04), the Loader2 "enabling" spinner must still
rotate — resolving the global `@keyframes spin` in tokens.css. The push
permission prompt only mounts in a Home-Screen-installed (standalone) PWA, so
this cannot be driven by desktop playwright-cli.
awaiting: user response

## Tests

### 1. PushPermissionPrompt spinner animates (installed iOS PWA) — CP-04.3

expected: Add the PWA to the iOS Home Screen, open it standalone, reach the push-permission prompt, tap to enable, and confirm the spinner visibly rotates (no static icon). Equivalent desktop spinners (SyncStateToast, EventForm) were confirmed `animationName === 'spin'` via playwright-cli; this verifies the same global keyframe in the standalone-only component.
result: [pending]

### 2. Authelia iOS-Safari standalone cold-load + redirect (D-10/D-11)

expected: On a real iOS device, Add to Home Screen and cold-load with no session. Confirm the FIRST painted frame is the neutral "Signing you in" splash (not the calendar/skeleton/alert), then it redirects to Authelia cleanly in standalone mode (no drop to a Safari browser tab). Trigger a session expiry and confirm the "Session expired / Signing you back in…" interstitial redirects without hanging. Desktop-Chromium equivalents passed via playwright-cli; standalone redirect behavior is the documented manual-only exception (06-VALIDATION.md).
result: [pending]

## Summary

total: 2
passed: 0
issues: 0
pending: 2
skipped: 0
blocked: 0

## Gaps
