Quality of life: the brief on a key, a searchable journal, a link for every jet 46c67d7

Four small fittings, the kind you notice the first time you reach for them:

1. I recalls the brief. The full typed briefing — the one from the ready-room card — is now one keypress away at any point in the sortie. Objective, threat, the fine print about the banner on the island. I again puts it away.
2. The journal is searchable. A search box rides the blog menu — type “seahawk” and the eighty-nine entries narrow to the seven that matter. The query lives in the address hash and works with the tag filters, so #q=seahawk is a link you can paste to a friend.
3. Every gallery asset is a URL. Click any aircraft or vessel in the showroom and the address bar tracks you — #gallery/av8b opens the Harrier directly, step controls and all, and a bad slug falls back to the menu instead of a blank floor. Every model on the floor is now a link you can share.
4. The log remembers honestly. Campaign progress, unlocks and stats persist per pilot — and a fresh log starts at the first briefing, not mid-campaign.