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Stereo (glassd cap stereo, flag glassStereo, on) - The window glass was one image both eyes saw on the glass plane, so the room behind it read as a picture pasted on the glass. glassd now renders each eye's view (SteamVR's eye-to-head offsets, refreshed every 5 s): every region of a stereo surface's texture is a pair, left eye's copy then right eye's, and the scene graph's panel spans the pair with stereoscopy Parallel. - Measured on the device with a lab probe (lgs_sg test.stereoProbe): SteamVR splits a Parallel panel at the middle of the panel's own uv rect, not at the texture's halves; hence the pair layout, and stereo only where the scene graph shows a surface whole (main, SteamVR's panels). The bar, the frame menu and popups show crops and stay mono. A slab clipped sideways is left out while it is. - GPU about 2.9 -> 3.5 ms a frame. Sidebar without the laser - frame.menu is no longer laser-only: SteamVR shows it in gamepad mode (laser mouse off) and beside its own pages; keyed on the gamepad flag its native glass went off and the CSS glass showed. Verified with the flag forced to gamepad on Home and in VR Settings: the cover stays. Home -> Library - The shell stamps the leaving Home view with the moment it starts leaving (only on a way out of Home, kept across Steam's /library redirect); Home fades on the route exit and the reporter lets its plates go on that clock. Measured: all Home discs reported leaving in the first report, gone with the page. - Plates whose element leaves the DOM are reported leaving from the mutation itself (no measuring), not after a frame-driven tick the new route's render starves. Glass tuner - The popup fits Steam's 600 px bar popup cap (rows 76 px: label and value on one line over a 40 px slider); open()/close() for tests.