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Some screens are displayed behind the Android status line and scroll content below their own header #109

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Netpilgrim opened this issue Oct 27, 2024 · 2 comments

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App version

6.12.6

Where did you get the app from

Other

Android version

Android 15 (GrapheneOS 2024102400}

Device model

Google Pixel 8

First occurred

Today (I hadn’t used the app for some time)

Steps to reproduce

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Open Playback.

Expected behaviour

The content of the app is clearly visible and does not interfere with content displayed by the OS.

Current behaviour

After opening the Settings view the top of the content, the search bar, is displayed behind the Android status bar.
After entering one of the submenus like Playback scrolling down also moves the content behind the view’s own header (see screenshot).

I have seen content behind the status bar in another app recently and their release notes for the fixed version mentioned that it was Android-15-related.

podcini_ui_error

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@Netpilgrim Netpilgrim changed the title Some screens are display behind the Android status line and scroll content below their own header Some screens are displayed behind the Android status line and scroll content below their own header Oct 27, 2024
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Thanks for reporting.

It's quite likely an issue related to Android 15, as it doesn't happen with other systems I've used. Will investigate.

@Netpilgrim
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It's quite likely an issue related to Android 15, as it doesn't happen with other systems I've used. Will investigate.

I’m not an Android developer but this seems relevant:
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/15/behavior-changes-15#window-insets

From the page linked above:

The top offset is disabled so content draws behind the status bar unless insets are applied.

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