Knowledge Article and Caption Links Restored
Absolute HTTPS Markdown links in Tool Radar body copy and explicit image captions are safely clickable again, while all seven real visuals now carry real dimensions and more reliable capture waits.
# Knowledge Article and Caption Links Restored
The Tool Radar article kept its verified official Markdown links, but the previous inline renderer handled only bold text and code. Links in body copy and explicit image captions therefore appeared as raw markup. This update restores safe links and completes the sizing and capture behavior for all seven real visuals.
## Links return without weakening the safety boundary
- Body copy and explicit captions turn only absolute HTTPS Markdown addresses into clickable links.
- Unsafe schemes such as `javascript:` and `data:`, relative addresses, and URLs containing a username or password are rejected and never become clickable entries.
- Links are still built with DOM nodes and `textContent`, never unprocessed HTML. External pages open in a new window with `noreferrer noopener` isolation.
## Seven real visuals reserve their real aspect ratios
- All seven real Tool Radar images from official sites, documentation, or repositories now register their actual `width` and `height`.
- The browser reserves the correct aspect ratio before lazy loading begins, reducing layout movement while reading a long article.
- After the capture tool scrolls to its target, it waits for visible images for a bounded period before saving the final screenshot. A timeout still fails explicitly instead of waiting forever.
## Existing content and sources stay intact
This update changes only safe Markdown presentation, image dimensions, and capture waiting. The Tool Radar article URL, narrative order, official image sources, and weekly publishing rules remain unchanged.
