Android Q improvements
When using Android Q's full gestural navigation, it's possible to trigger the back button when writing glyphs that start from edges (there's too many to enumerate but here's a few: advance, breathe, create, die, forget, etc.)
Maybe it's possible to write in an exclusion while the app is inside the glyphing window?
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not sure if commenting here bumps the issue but I would like to clarify my goal:
Here's a nice example where the devs of the Philips Hue app made gestural navigation compatible with an interface that is full of edge-to-edge sliders: https://jeroenmols.com/blog/2019/07/17/androidqgestures/
With my limited understanding, implementing it on the glyphing window should be less complicated than in the above example since the glyphing interface is always in the same place.
Looking forward to getting this addressed, thanks!
I agree. Xiaomi phones with fullscreen gestures enabled have this problem, and now that Android 10 is out today - this problem is making glyph hacking unusable.
Shapers but not struggle/resistance, time to get out the tin foil hats!
I use a smiliar feature on my Oppo RX17 Pro and it doesn't affect me. Hoever my Oppo does not use the builtin swype mechanic that Android intrododuced as i'm still on 8.1 and instead have their own tooling for this.
It's sounding like a good plan to keep that new gesture navigation off for now. I elected to not even enable it when I got the Android 10 update yesterday.
I'm not sure why you should adjust your system settings for one app when the app can be updated to accommodate the system