fix: resolve reported rendering, voice, terminal, and connection bugs - #643
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LaTeX (#642, #533): render complex MathJax SVGs through the compatible renderer so underbrace/boxed/pmatrix no longer glitch or leak `amp`, and center block equations horizontally. Fonts (#501): rebuild the bundled Geist faces, which mapped lowercase Greek omega to the uppercase glyph. Hermes (#637): connection tests now exercise authenticated capability and toolset discovery instead of the unauthenticated health endpoint, so a server that only answers /health no longer reports "connected". Voice (#632): request microphone permission before starting the Android foreground service, which crashed when permission had never been granted. Voice (#630): stop local STT while TTS plays so the model no longer hears itself. Barge-in is off by default and opt-in from Audio settings, and the voice overlay gains a speakerphone toggle. Transport (#629): drop the plaintext-HTTP restriction for Hermes and direct connections. Tailscale/Headscale CGNAT addresses and other private networks were rejected outright. Custom headers and the self-signed certificate toggle are now shared by all backends via a single Hermes transport configurator. Terminal (#626): download now opens the native save dialog instead of the share sheet. Terminal (#608): route the `terminal:display_file` event into the Terminal files panel rather than dropping it in the chat event handler. Auth (#606): drive reverse-proxy login through the real WebView identity and cookie store so Authelia and similar providers finish sign-in. Also fixes pre-existing test failures on main: three assertions still expected the single-newline block join replaced in #641, and six expected the "Delete connection" button label renamed to "Delete" in #628.
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Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR removes HTTPS restrictions for credentialed connections and centralizes transport settings, but plaintext HTTP can expose credentials and certificate-policy changes may not affect active requests. Terminal downloads may also fail for certain platform-reserved filenames. These bounded security and compatibility risks need explicit owner follow-up before merge. Possibly related PRs
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364-376: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winCancel active runs when certificate trust changes.
Include the
allowSelfSignedCertificatesdelta inserviceWillRotate. A trust-only change currently skips_cancelActiveRuns, leaving active run cancellation tokens live while the provider rebuilds the service. Add a test for changing this setting during an active request.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@lib/features/chat/voice_mode/chat_voice_audio_session_coordinator.dart`:
- Around line 130-141: Update setSpeakerphoneEnabled to tear down the active
Bluetooth route before requesting speaker output: on Android stop Bluetooth SCO
using the existing audio-manager route helpers, and on iOS clear the preferred
Bluetooth HFP input via the established session logic. Preserve the current
user-toggle phases and then invoke setSpeakerphoneOn or
_setIosSpeakerphoneEnabled only after Bluetooth teardown completes.
In `@lib/features/direct_connections/models/direct_connection_profile.dart`:
- Around line 223-224: Replace the unconditional credentialed-HTTP rejection in
the direct connection profile validation with an explicit opt-in or verified
private/VPN policy, preserving Tailscale/Headscale HTTP support while preventing
credentials over untrusted public HTTP. Update the transport-policy declaration
near the top of direct_connection_profile.dart as needed, and revise
direct_profile_security_test.dart lines 198-213 to verify the safe policy rather
than requiring public HTTP with credentials.
In `@lib/features/hermes/views/hermes_settings_sections.dart`:
- Around line 259-289: Update the access-header controls in the Hermes settings
section to use AppLocalizations for the “Header name,” “Header value,” “Add
header,” and “Remove header” strings. Add the corresponding entries to the
localization ARB inputs, regenerate localization output as needed, and replace
the hardcoded labels and tooltip with the localized values.
In `@lib/features/terminal/controllers/terminal_controller_gateways.dart`:
- Around line 165-169: Update saveDownload to sanitize downloaded.fileName with
the existing filename-sanitization utility before passing it as fileName to
FilePicker.saveFile, while leaving the downloaded bytes unchanged.
In `@lib/features/terminal/providers/terminal_providers.dart`:
- Around line 263-278: Replace the manual TerminalDisplayFileNotifier and
NotifierProvider with the generated TerminalDisplayFile notifier pattern,
configuring it with keepAlive: true. Preserve the existing show and clear
behavior and retain the terminalDisplayFileProvider API through the generated
provider declaration.
In `@test/features/hermes/hermes_desktop_transport_test.dart`:
- Line 192: Add a test around HermesDesktopRpcClient.connect that supplies a
custom HttpClient, captures the httpClient argument received by channelFactory,
and asserts it is identical to the supplied instance. Apply the same forwarding
assertion to the other affected connection test cases using the channelFactory
callbacks.
Apply the same fix in
`@test/features/chat/voice_mode/chat_voice_mode_controller_test.dart` around lines
1 - 2199: Covers the speakerphone-toggle behavior requested by the original
comment.
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In `@lib/features/hermes/providers/hermes_providers.dart`:
- Around line 364-376: Update the change detection in the provider method
containing serviceWillRotate so certificate trust changes are included in the
rotation condition: compare nextAllowSelfSigned with
state.allowSelfSignedCertificates and incorporate that delta into
serviceWillRotate, ensuring _cancelActiveRuns runs for trust-only changes. Add a
test covering this setting changing during an active request.
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Protect credentials while retaining Tailscale/Headscale HTTP support.
The production validation removes the host restriction, and the test suite codifies public HTTP with an API key. Replace this unconditional behavior with an explicit opt-in or a verified private/VPN policy.
lib/features/direct_connections/models/direct_connection_profile.dart#L223-L224: enforce the replacement policy before allowing credentialed HTTP.lib/features/direct_connections/models/direct_connection_profile.dart#L3-L3: retain or replace the removed credential transport policy.test/features/direct_connections/direct_profile_security_test.dart#L198-L213: test the safe policy instead of requiring public HTTP with credentials.
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In `@lib/features/direct_connections/models/direct_connection_profile.dart` around
lines 223 - 224, Replace the unconditional credentialed-HTTP rejection in the
direct connection profile validation with an explicit opt-in or verified
private/VPN policy, preserving Tailscale/Headscale HTTP support while preventing
credentials over untrusted public HTTP. Update the transport-policy declaration
near the top of direct_connection_profile.dart as needed, and revise
direct_profile_security_test.dart lines 198-213 to verify the safe policy rather
than requiring public HTTP with credentials.
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Not applying this one — the removal was deliberate, not an oversight.
This came from #629, where a user on a Headscale/Tailscale network could not add their llama.cpp server at all. The follow-up direction on that report was explicit: "remove restriction on http entirely ... and add the same headers and tls bypass perms like openwebui. probably centralize it for all backends."
The suggestion to gate on a "verified private/VPN policy" is what the code did before, and it is exactly what failed. The old allowlist tried to infer trust from the address literal, but a Tailscale CGNAT address (100.64/10), a Headscale MagicDNS name, or a split-horizon hostname are indistinguishable from public ones at validation time. Widening the allowlist just moves the goalpost to the next VPN topology.
More importantly, this restriction was never the real control: Open WebUI, the primary backend, already accepts plaintext HTTP with credentials for any host. Keeping a stricter rule on direct connections and Hermes only made the app inconsistent without protecting anything the user had not already chosen by typing an http:// URL for their own self-hosted server.
What is still enforced, and what I kept:
- Plaintext is refused when mTLS client material is configured (
_hasTlsCredentialMaterial), since shipping a client certificate over cleartext is incoherent rather than merely risky. - Credentials remain origin-bound and are cleared on origin change.
- Trusting an unverified certificate stays opt-in per server and scoped to that host/port.
Happy to revisit if you want an explicit "I understand this is unencrypted" confirmation toggle, but that is a product decision for @cogwheel0, not something to reintroduce as a hard block in this PR.
Speakerphone on Android: setSpeakerphoneOn is deprecated and no-ops on Android 12+ once a communication device is selected, which the voice session does for Bluetooth SCO. The toggle rendered but never changed the route. Select the built-in speaker as the communication device instead, keeping the legacy call as the pre-31 fallback, and tear down the active SCO route before re-routing so a headset cannot keep owning playback. Voice: treat TtsError as a terminal assistant-speech event. With barge-in disabled the recognizer is stopped for playback and only TtsCompleted restarted it, so a failed TTS request left voice mode active with no way to accept the next utterance. Hermes: cancel active runs when certificate trust changes. A trust-only edit rebuilt the transport while old cancellation tokens stayed live. Terminal: sanitize the download file name, which comes from the server's Content-Disposition header, before passing it to the save dialog. Hermes settings: use the existing headerName/headerValue/addHeader/ removeHeader localizations instead of hardcoded English. Adds coverage for the speakerphone toggle, TTS-error recovery, and HttpClient forwarding through the desktop RPC channel factory.
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In `@lib/features/terminal/controllers/terminal_controller_gateways.dart`:
- Around line 191-193: The _safeFileName method must fully sanitize Windows
filenames: normalize trailing periods, replace “.” and “..” with the timestamp
fallback name, and case-insensitively prefix reserved device basenames before
returning. Add regression tests covering reserved names, trailing periods, and
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`.` and `..` survive character sanitization but name a directory rather than a file, so writing them throws instead of producing a download. Use the timestamp fallback for those, and cover the sanitizer directly. Windows reserved device names are not handled: this app ships only iOS and Android targets.
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The removed host restriction means a profile such as http://api.example.test/v1 with an API key now passes validation unless it also uses TLS client material. The same restriction was removed from HermesConfig.connectionOrigin, so Hermes credentials can also be retained for arbitrary public HTTP origins. These services attach credentials to requests, allowing anyone able to observe the network path to capture API keys or session credentials. Restore the shared credential-transport policy so credential-bearing HTTP is limited to deliberately trusted local endpoints and public services require HTTPS.
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Acknowledged, and this is an accurate description of the change — the restriction was removed deliberately, not by oversight. Flagging it to @cogwheel0 rather than reverting unilaterally, since it was explicitly requested.
Context: this is the fix for #629, where a user on a Headscale/Tailscale network could not add their llama.cpp server at all. The direction on that report was "remove restriction on http entirely ... and add the same headers and tls bypass perms like openwebui. probably centralize it for all backends."
Two reasons the old policy did not deliver the protection it appeared to:
- It could not classify the traffic it was meant to protect. A Tailscale CGNAT address (
100.64/10), a Headscale MagicDNS name, and a split-horizon internal hostname are indistinguishable from public ones at validation time. The allowlist rejected genuinely encrypted WireGuard-tunnelled traffic while permitting plaintext on any RFC1918 LAN, which is not obviously safer. - It was not applied consistently. Open WebUI, the primary backend, has always accepted plaintext HTTP with credentials for any host. The rule applied only to direct connections and Hermes, so it made the app inconsistent without closing the path.
Still enforced: plaintext is refused when mTLS client material is present, credentials stay origin-bound and are cleared on origin change, and trusting an unverified certificate remains opt-in per server and scoped to host/port.
@cogwheel0 — if you would rather not ship the unrestricted form, the natural middle ground is an explicit per-profile acknowledgement ("I understand credentials will be sent unencrypted") that unblocks VPN users without silently allowing plaintext credentials to a public host. That is a product decision, so say the word and I will implement it.
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Your argument holds — the old policy had a real classification problem. A Tailscale MagicDNS hostname or CGNAT address is opaque at validation time, so the allowlist was blocking legitimately private traffic while providing weaker guarantees than it appeared to offer. The Open WebUI inconsistency compounds that: the restriction was creating friction without meaningfully closing the threat model.
That said, the underlying risk is real even if the old guard was poorly calibrated. Credentials reaching a misconfigured or attacker-controlled public HTTP endpoint is a concrete harm, and "we didn't protect the OWI path either" is an argument for fixing OWI too, not for shipping both unguarded.
The explicit acknowledgement approach is the right call. It:
- Unblocks VPN users without any policy gymnastics
- Makes the risk legible to the person who actually knows whether their endpoint is on a trusted private network
- Matches how other security-sensitive tools (curl's
--insecure, Postman's certificate warning, mTLS bypass prompts) handle the same tradeoff
For the implementation, a bool requiresPlaintextAcknowledgement flag on the profile — set when scheme == 'http' and any credential field is non-empty, and validated before save — would be the minimal surface. The acknowledgement text should be specific: "Credentials will be sent without TLS encryption. Only proceed if this address is on a private or VPN network you control."
If you want to go ahead with that, say the word and I can draft the validation change and the acknowledgement UI.
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Fixes 11 reported issues. Each area was traced to a shared root cause rather than patched per-report.
Closes #642, closes #533, closes #501, closes #637, closes #632, closes #630, closes #629, closes #626, closes #608, closes #606.
Rendering
#642 / #533 — LaTeX — Complex expressions rendered as whiteout, glitched
pmatrix, and leaked literalampinto matrix cells. Block equations now go through the compatible MathJax SVG renderer and are horizontally centered, matching Open WebUI and typical Markdown behavior.#501 — Greek lowercase omega — The bundled Geist faces mapped
ωto the uppercaseΩglyph, soφωτογραφίεςrendered asφΩτογραφίες. Copy/paste was unaffected, confirming a font bug. Fonts rebuilt.Voice
#632 — Crash on live chat without mic permission — The Android foreground service was started before requesting the microphone permission, crashing immediately. Permission is now requested first, matching the existing mic-button flow.
#630 — Model talks to itself — Local STT deliberately stayed active during TTS playback, so the model's own speech was recognized as input and looped. STT now stops while TTS plays. Per the request, barge-in is off by default and opt-in under Audio settings, and the voice overlay gained a speakerphone toggle wired to the platform audio route.
Connections
#629 — HTTPS restriction blocked Headscale/Tailscale — Plaintext HTTP was rejected for anything outside localhost and a private-IP allowlist, which blocked CGNAT (
100.64/10) VPN addresses. Per follow-up direction, the restriction is removed entirely rather than widened, and the header/TLS controls are centralized: custom request headers and the self-signed certificate toggle now apply to Hermes (both backend modes) and direct connections through one shared transport configurator, mirroring Open WebUI. Plaintext is still refused when mTLS client material is configured, since that combination is incoherent.#637 — Hermes connects but loads no toolsets — The connection check only probed the unauthenticated
/healthendpoint, so a server that failed authenticated discovery still displayed "Connected" with "No status reported". Tests now exercise/v1/capabilitiesand/v1/toolsetswith the bearer token.#606 — Authelia login never loads — Reverse-proxy sign-in now uses the real WebView identity and cookie store, so the login page resolves instead of spinning forever.
Terminal
#626 — Download opens the share sheet — "Download" was literally wired to the share sheet. It now opens the native save dialog.
#608 —
display_filedoes nothing — Theterminal:display_fileevent was dropped by the chat event handler. It is now routed into the existing Terminal files panel and opens the text/image preview.Not included
#590 (Conduit appears in the Contacts call menu) is intentionally not fixed. The initial fix removed the
voipbackground mode and disabled CallKit, but that regresses background calling, so it was reverted per follow-up direction. This needs a different approach that keeps CallKit and VoIP intact.Incidental
mainwas already red before this branch. Nine failures are fixed here, all stale test expectations rather than product bugs:\n\nto keep<details>on its own Markdown block boundary.find.text('Delete connection')for a button feat: unify app surfaces with native grouped design #628 renamed tol10n.delete("Delete"), failing inscrollUntilVisiblewithBad state: No element.Verification
flutter analyze lib testclean. Full suite: 5453 passed, 0 failures. New regression coverage for voice permission ordering, default no-barge-in, authenticated Hermes discovery, custom headers reaching the server, terminal event dispatch, and the reported LaTeX source.Summary by CodeRabbit
Greptile Summary
This update improves voice-mode recovery, speakerphone routing, Hermes connectivity, terminal file display, downloads, and Markdown rendering.
Credentials can now be configured for arbitrary public
http://endpoints, allowing API keys and session credentials to be sent without transport encryption.T-Rex validation blocked
The Flutter and Dart tools are missing from the environment. The focused Flutter tests and the authored Dart runtime check both exited with code 127, so the credential-dispatch path could not be executed here.
Confidence Score: 3/5
Do not merge until credential-bearing connections again require encrypted transport outside explicitly trusted local-network endpoints.
A blocking security failure remains: API credentials may be sent to arbitrary public HTTP endpoints without TLS.
Files Needing Attention: lib/features/direct_connections/models/direct_connection_profile.dart, lib/features/hermes/models/hermes_config.dart
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Public HTTP endpoints can retain and use API credentials after the credential transport restrictions were removed from both direct connections and Hermes configuration. A network attacker on the route to a configured public HTTP server could intercept those credentials.
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