Render below status bar in portrait orientation on devices with a display cutout #319
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Thanks! Are you able to provide screenshots of what the app looks like now, and what it looks like with this PR? |
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Yeah sure, here you go: Before: After: |
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Target SDK 35 makes apps render edge-to-edge. Version 20 renders it fullscreen without the status bar being visible because its target SDK has been raised to 35. |
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On devices with a display cutout, instead of hiding the status bar which shows a black bar, this makes it render below the bar by not hiding it when in portrait. Also uses the newer way to get the WindowInsetsController for SDKs supporting it.