Current behavior:
This behavior is exhibited on IOS but works fine on Android.
My app opens an InAppBrowser to an external URL.
When opening the browser, it works as expected and displays "over" the current page of the app.
If I puts the app into the background while the InAppBrowser is open, and then resumes the app. I cannot see the InAppBrowser. I see the current App page it should be layered over.
When I swipe up on the phone and see a preview of the app, I see the InAppBrowser.
I have tried to call .show() but the console reports that the InAppBrowser is already open so nothing happens.
It seems the InAppBrowser is still "active" but somehow layered "under" the app. I cannot find a way to bring it to the foreground.
Expected behavior:
When the app resumes from the background, the InAppBrowser should still be in the foreground.
I'm submitting a ... [x] bug report [ ] feature request
Current behavior: This behavior is exhibited on IOS but works fine on Android.
My app opens an InAppBrowser to an external URL. When opening the browser, it works as expected and displays "over" the current page of the app.
If I puts the app into the background while the InAppBrowser is open, and then resumes the app. I cannot see the InAppBrowser. I see the current App page it should be layered over.
When I swipe up on the phone and see a preview of the app, I see the InAppBrowser.
I have tried to call .show() but the console reports that the InAppBrowser is already open so nothing happens.
It seems the InAppBrowser is still "active" but somehow layered "under" the app. I cannot find a way to bring it to the foreground.
Expected behavior: When the app resumes from the background, the InAppBrowser should still be in the foreground.