A postcard for shared links
What should a tiny world look like when someone shares it? Habitat now has a colorful postcard with a real gameplay moment and clear previews for each page.
Full entry & measurements
Shared links now have a dedicated authored website card with a previously reviewed Unity gameplay inset. The first browser composition clipped the photo corner; the final iteration restores its inset. Both renders preserve actual source hashes and their individual reviews. This is promotional website evidence, not new simulation behavior. On 15 October 2026, Pillow measured the final reviewed RGB JPEG at 1200 × 630 and 72,136 bytes (SHA-256 5bdad18c8b1f83a553d6b87720415c3c41d87af83cdc823ff995746c11bb2900). Static builder tests verify all 4/4 canonical routes have the shared HTTPS image, dimensions, MIME, alt text and page-specific Open Graph/Twitter title/description without JavaScript; repeat builds retain the image and altered bytes fail review. The six scoped website/evidence/export/font suites passed 121 tests in 36.23 seconds on this increment. Browser font and image loads passed at DPR 1; exact Chromium version is unavailable. Source authoring HTML SHA-256 e12d327bdb242094b1fea5ada6f3a83a576d31aeed8887cc437edc697efb5250; scripts/social_card.py preserves the layout. Gameplay source 20261015T202107546220-474a27a53fa3 retains its original capture/build, not today’s website source identity. The live domain returned HTTP 200 at 21:43 UTC and still referenced the older PNG. Next: deploy the website snapshot in Plesk, verify the new image response and HTML, then refresh sharing-service caches where possible. No runtime/model changes or live provider calls.