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[iOS] Status bar text is "invisible" when theme brightness set to dark #325
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@shinsenter it's not maintained anymore apparently, we are maintaining a fork of this package flutter_polywebview, feel free to try it, just change the package name, all the rest remain the same. pub package |
@arnaudelub |
@shinsenter open an issue on the fork and we will try |
@arnaudelub |
Is this issue still unresolved? It's been four years. |
@motucraft use the |
This thread has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. If you are still experiencing a similar issue, please open a new bug and a minimal reproduction of the issue. |
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What you'd like to happen:
First of all, I thank you for creating this great plugin. It works very well on both devices running iOS and Android.
However, on iOS, for themes with a brightness property set to dark, when calling
ChromeSafariBrowser().open(url: url, options: options);
, the text in the status bar remains white, coinciding with the AppBar's background color in the browser, so it cannot be seen.I want you to add options to adjust the color of the status bar text, or make the plugin can automatically calculate the brightness of the appBar and change the status bar text color accordingly.
Best regards
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