When the application is installed on RTL devices it behaves in undesirable ways: general design looks crooked, the ListenScrubber fails while being moved, and maybe other things I haven't seen.
Because the classes are currently in the English language, the users of the app either way are committed to this language, and therefore also to LTR. That's why I suggest simply canceling the RTL option, at least as a temporary solution.
Maybe just stick some ReactNative.I18nManager.allowRTL(false); in there.
When the application is installed on RTL devices it behaves in undesirable ways: general design looks crooked, the ListenScrubber fails while being moved, and maybe other things I haven't seen. Because the classes are currently in the English language, the users of the app either way are committed to this language, and therefore also to LTR. That's why I suggest simply canceling the RTL option, at least as a temporary solution. Maybe just stick some
ReactNative.I18nManager.allowRTL(false);in there.