Hey! Why don't we overlap buttons on purpose! What a great idea!
Mild guess. The dev(s) don't know about navigation buttons. Gestures have been "standard" for a while now so maybe someone forgot about this as a possibility?
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Go to settings - appearance - theme- device mode (scroll down)
Select android or apple depending on your device
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At first I thought this was a meme akin to not being able to get up because cat.
App devs have a tendency to not take into account mobile OS design. It's aggravating.
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Voyager does this to me occasionally. I just endtask it and re open.
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I'm noticing this in more and more apps :(
I have this issue but at the top of the screen. The title bar sometimes overlaps the time, notifications, etc.
I have the navigation buttons turned on at the bottom of the screen but I don't think I've seen this problem
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Looks like the developer doesn’t know about the env(safe-area-inset-bottom) variable in CSS. Voyager is a web app, which is why it has this problem to start (I think), but that variable can be used as margin/padding to clear those buttons (and similar on other OS-es).
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How the heck am I supposed to use the app if I keep clicking the desktop/main page? Actually, how is the desktop called on a phone? Hold that thought, its not useful to me rantnow! All I rant to do is rant!
Rant this ranting rantotanter app!
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Wait, is that on purpose?
Damn cat!
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Is this Voyager? Is it the Webapp or the App Store App? If it’s the Voyager webapp you may need to tell it you are on Android in the settings.
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