The peer-files view (PeerFiles.vue) used its own inline desktop link + a separately-styled Teleported mobile button, while local files (CloudFolder.vue) use the shared BackButton component — so the back-to-cloud control looked different between the two on both desktop and mobile.
Fixed:PeerFiles.vue now uses the shared <BackButton label="Back to Cloud"> component, matching local files exactly on both breakpoints. vue-tsc passes.
The peer-files view (`PeerFiles.vue`) used its own inline desktop link + a separately-styled Teleported mobile button, while local files (`CloudFolder.vue`) use the shared `BackButton` component — so the back-to-cloud control looked different between the two on both desktop and mobile.
**Fixed:** `PeerFiles.vue` now uses the shared `<BackButton label="Back to Cloud">` component, matching local files exactly on both breakpoints. `vue-tsc` passes.
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The peer-files view (
PeerFiles.vue) used its own inline desktop link + a separately-styled Teleported mobile button, while local files (CloudFolder.vue) use the sharedBackButtoncomponent — so the back-to-cloud control looked different between the two on both desktop and mobile.Fixed:
PeerFiles.vuenow uses the shared<BackButton label="Back to Cloud">component, matching local files exactly on both breakpoints.vue-tscpasses.