feat(ui): mirror presenter slide-box mouse feedback to content [ON TOP OF #350] - #351
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Launch an isolated Chromium session and mirror it into the content window. Render synthetic cursor, click, and drag feedback in the mirror. Add presentation actions, default shortcuts, docs, and websocket-client dependency.
Mirror presenter current-slide mouse interactions onto the content window. Reuse browser-style cursor, click, and drag feedback rendering. Fix presenter button-kind mapping so left and right click colors stay consistent.
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April 7, 2026 08:20
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Motivation
Browser mirror mode solved notebook demos inside Pympress, but the audience still could not see presenter-side pointer movement over the slide preview itself. That made it harder to use the presenter slide box as a live teaching aid when explaining layout, highlighting regions, or referring to parts of the current slide before advancing.