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Dismissing the OSK by scrolling results in an extra scroll upon releasing touch #5854

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TriVoxel opened this issue Aug 16, 2024 · 0 comments
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  • This isn't a feature request or a discussion topic

Bug description

As you scroll through chat, once your finger reaches the edge of the on-screen keyboard (OSK) the keyboard starts to get pushed off-screen. Upon releasing your finger, the chat abruptly scrolls a little more for no apparent reason and it is jarring and can be confusing. It should be smooth and seamless like iMessage. This is a small but noticeable QOL issue.

Steps to reproduce

  • Scroll through a conversation until your finger fully pushes the OSK all the way closed
  • Release your finger
    • Observe the sudden and unprovoked extra scroll up

Actual result: The chat suddenly scrolls more than expected which can be mildly frustrating and harms the user experience, as it can be confusing and requires manual re-adjustment.

Expected result: Like iMessage (iOS' default text app) the keyboard should dismiss but the conversation should not be scrolled like crazy. It should be a seamless gesture.

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Signal Example Screencast

iMessage Example Screencast

Device info

Device: iDevice X

iOS version: 15.8.2

Signal version: 7.23 (258)

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