The saved Poke page has a two-state reveal control. Initially the engagement panel is hidden by its original CSS. A native click or the Enter or Space key reveals it, disables the Poke button and stores the string true locally. Revealing does not collect engagement or refresh the numbers. The tweet text and displayed counts are already fixed in the saved markup. This explanation does not independently verify the acquisition claim, the tweet or current social engagement. The panel has four metric cards. Its likes label is three point eight K, while reposts and replies show five hundred seventy two and four hundred thirty five. These bars interpret those saved display labels on a common point one pixel per displayed count: three hundred eighty pixels, fifty seven point two pixels and forty three point five pixels. The likes label is rounded source text, so the bar does not prove an exact count of thirty eight hundred. Views have different rounded labels in the header and panel. None are updated by the reveal control. Reset hides the panel, enables Poke again, removes the saved key and focuses the button. Reload restores a revealed panel only when the stored string is exactly true. The original storage-event handler also synchronizes reveal and hide between tabs sharing this origin. Share copies the original fixed tweet address to the clipboard and displays a toast that clears after the source timer. It does not post a reply or share to an account. The original View on X link remains a normal separate-tab link.