Hey there,
This is an extremely minor quirk with how the image lightbox (apologies if I’m using web specific terms) behaves when a post image is selected from the feed and put into full screen mode.
On devices with on-screen nav and expanded status bar areas (camera hole design concession), the lightbox will show end to end with the UI controls overlayed.
If you tap once on the image to hide the UI elements, the status bar area is filled, whereas the nav area still shows as expected, though the image appears to resize slightly in response to the change in viewport. Wondering if this was intentional?
Video link here: https://imgur.com/a/NG74wiO
Truly the most P4 item I could think of but was curious.
Pixel 7 | Android 14 | Lemmy 0.0.75
The image viewer is supposed to let the image draw behind the system bars, covering the full display. The tap is supposed to hide/show the systembars, to imitate full screen behaviour.
On tap it just asks Android to hide/show systembars. So its quite strange that it behaves differently here for the status bar. Probably something to do with Android 14.
See https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ba96831c-e515-4c92-b9f4-4c73f6277926
Thank you for the explanation!
