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Matthieu MALVACHEandClaude
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Improved email loading UX with a polished cross-fade approach: **Visual Continuity:** - Removed jarring selectEmail(null) call that caused blank screen - Current email stays visible while new one loads - Smooth transition instead of abrupt pop-in **Loading Feedback:** - Semi-transparent overlay with subtle backdrop blur (2px) - Centered loading card with spinner and message - Small loading indicator in email header - Both overlays fade in smoothly (200ms) **React Optimization:** - Added key prop based on email.id to email viewer - Triggers proper React animations on email change - Combined with 300ms fade-in creates smooth cross-fade effect **Result:** When clicking an email, the current email remains visible with a subtle dimming effect while the new email loads, then smoothly transitions to the new content. No more visual glitches or jarring blank screens. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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