An @e1 Is a Handle, Not a Position: How Operun's Snapshot Keeps a Ref Meaning the Same Thing
By Chen Yu — building Operun, a local-first browser kernel. Written 2026-11-02. TL;DR The previous guides in this series were about what a snapshot reads : the three walls that hid text from an a11y snapshot, the 40,000-token budget, and the size of a captured HAR body. This one is about the other…
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- 2026-11-02 02:02 · DEV Community — AI
An @e1 Is a Handle, Not a Position: How Operun's Snapshot Keeps a Ref Meaning the Same Thing
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