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There should be a way to customize the StatusBarColor / Top System bar on Android and iOS when using InAppBrowser.
As InAppBrowser covers the entire Flutter Application, it overrides any changes made to the StatusBar using a Package like Statusbarcolor_ns.
This would allow someone writing a wrapper for a website to have the StatusBar integrate nicely with the Website Header or Background Color, improving the UI Look-and-Feel.
I have recently migrated from InAppWebView to InAppBrowsers due to Performance Issues when opening the Android Softboard and this is the only Feature I am missing to make this work. If there is already a way of doing this, please inform me. This would be greatly appreciated.
Alternatives you've considered:
An alternative Idea would be to somehow make the Status bar transparent or otherwise pass through the Status-Bar of the underlying Flutter Application. I don't know if this is technically possible.
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Environment
Flutter version: Flutter (Channel beta, 3.23.0-0.1.pre, on Pop!_OS 22.04 LTS 6.9.3-surface-2, locale en_US.UTF-8)
Plugin version: "6.0.0"
Android version: LineageOS 20-20240406-NIGHTLY-beyond0lte ANDROID 13
iOS version: iOS 13.0
Xcode version: N/A
Device information: Samsung Galaxy S10E, Apple iPhone 8
Description
What you'd like to happen:
There should be a way to customize the StatusBarColor / Top System bar on Android and iOS when using InAppBrowser.
As InAppBrowser covers the entire Flutter Application, it overrides any changes made to the StatusBar using a Package like Statusbarcolor_ns.
This would allow someone writing a wrapper for a website to have the StatusBar integrate nicely with the Website Header or Background Color, improving the UI Look-and-Feel.
I have recently migrated from InAppWebView to InAppBrowsers due to Performance Issues when opening the Android Softboard and this is the only Feature I am missing to make this work. If there is already a way of doing this, please inform me. This would be greatly appreciated.
Alternatives you've considered:
An alternative Idea would be to somehow make the Status bar transparent or otherwise pass through the Status-Bar of the underlying Flutter Application. I don't know if this is technically possible.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: