I have a problem with sliding/swiping some of the long web pages which appear with side/bottom scrolling bars.
On those pages I can slide/swipe the page down to a limit and after that, the whole page with the side/bottom scrolling bars moves, leaving a white background, with no possibility to look farther down the page.
The scrolling bars couldn't be affected.
I succeeded to see the continuity of those pages, only when I changed the settings of Opera Display to "mobile view".
Any one had experienced such a case?
Any one knows what's the problem and how to fix it?
Any one has an opinion for such a case?
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Does anyone know if there is a fix or if its just the way it is the HTML viewing in emails is working. I've notice on some emails where I am subsribe like to Newegg's mailing list and their emails are not displayed properly. Its cut off on the right side and I have to hit the "enable right scroll" to view the whole thing with scroll bars and it gets pretty annoying. Looks like its not rendering it very well in one screen like PIE does.
This is for the T-Mobile sensation 4G.
I've seen a number of videos where the browser is full-screen - even taking over entire the notification tray. Yet on mine, T-Mobile version, the notification tray is always present when browsing. Has anyone else noticed this, or figured out a way to make the notification tray hide during browsing? I'm wondering if this is a T-Mobile thing.
Thanks!
The default browser always shows the notification tray on mine. I also checked with Opera Mini browser and it does the same thing (portrait or landscape mode).
Weird, My notification bar is not shown with the default browser.....
You could try Dolphin Browser HD. It offers full screen browsing, and the gestures control makes it very easy to navigate.
I think its miles ahead of the stock browser.
https://market.android.com/details?id=mobi.mgeek.TunnyBrowser&feature=search_result
VideoVeteran said:
The default browser always shows the notification tray on mine. I also checked with Opera Mini browser and it does the same thing (portrait or landscape mode).
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You can turn this off for Opera within settings - set 'Status bar' to 'Off'.
For the default browser, the status bar will always show, but fixed at the top of the page. I.e. if the page is big enough for you to scroll down, then the status bar should disappear from view.
Lately my phone has been randomly be getting a glitch where the screen looks like its trying to scroll to another page (as if im scrolling through my home screen). Most noteabley is that the notification bar extends on and has orange text, also I should say it only glitches/slide to the right. I can recreate this event if I open snapchat and scroll over the friends tab. I believe it might have somthing to do with the notification bar though I have yet to find anyone with a fix. Does anyone have an idea what I could do?
When a website changes the stock address bar to anything other than white, I am unable to swipe to scroll to the next tab.
For instance, androidpolice.com changes the address bar to blue and I am unable to swipe to another tab, left or right.
Anyone else experiencing the same or willing to try to replicate?
I'm seeing the same issues. I did reach out to Essential support but haven't heard from them yet.
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I had this problem but once I used the whitelist editor app it went away. I had to also disable my navbar in chrome but I was able to pull down to switch tabs on every website after that. If you need the navbar back just swipe up from the bottom.
I've noticed something similar with my Facebook app. When you try to pull up on the bar at the bottom of the app it immediately snaps back and will not allow you to access anything within it.
I found that Chrome Beta has no issues with scrolling, as colored address bars does not extend into the status bar as they do in Chrome.
What's weird is that I tried this - https://forum.xda-developers.com/es...ured-how-to-make-camera-flush-status-t3682107 and it fixed the chrome issue
Hi,
for a last month or so I'm having issues with Chrome. There is a persistent thin horizontal line just below the status bar, which doesn't go away. When I scroll down address bar hides normally, but this line doesn't ever go away. Color of the line is the same as the address bar.
I also can't go fullscreen, because both status bar and that line are still showing.
I tried cleaning data, disabling and enabling app and force closing it, but it doesn't help.
Getting back to factory version of the app fixes the problem, but every time an update is pulled same problems appear.
Changing display size to medium (I'm using small) also fixes it, but i don't want to use it that way.
I'm running stock Oreo, and I didn't do a factory reset after the update, but i think it started a couple of weeks or so after the upgrade, so I don't know if it has something to do with Oreo or not.
I tried googling this issue, but can't find anything similar.
Here are some screenshots so you can see what I'm talking about. The line can be seen best in a screenshot where i opened an all black image and scrolled until address bar hides.
Mine does exactly the same. Must be a chrome issue.
Seems to be intentional as it's still there in latest.
I think is not an issue. Is the address bar when is hidden at scrolling down a web.
Is a design decision from Google